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Indian cities deny permits for marches against citizenship law
December 19 2019, 08:00
Police in the Indian capital of New Delhi and the southern city of Bengaluru have denied permission for civil marches set for Thursday, after protests against a controversial new citizenship law turned violent in recent days.

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