India's police accused of exercising 'absolute brutality' against peaceful protesters
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has vowed stringent punishment for those involved in exam fraud that sparked student protests. The demonstrations have spread from the capital to other major cities, marking the first direct comments from Modi on the unrest. Police have been accused of using excessive force against peaceful protesters, escalating tensions.
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Modi promised 'stringent punishment' for exam fraud perpetrators.
The movement has spread from the capital city to other major cities.
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The movement has spread from the capital city to other major cities.
France 24- Modi promised 'stringent punishment' for exam fraud perpetrators.
- The fraud fueled student anger leading to major protests.
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Loaded language removedIndian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has vowed "stringent punishment" for those involved in exam fraud that fuelled student anger. Those are his first direct comments tied to the major protests challenging his government. Meanwhile, the movement has spread from the capital city to other major cities. FRANCE 24's Sarah Jacob tells us about the latest.
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The movement has spread from the capital city to other major cities.
France 24Those are his first direct comments tied to the major protests challenging his government.
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