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Trinamool Leaders Arrested in Delhi Protest, Granted Bail
Trinamool leaders were arrested during a protest in Delhi supporting young demonstrators. Following the arrest, they were granted bail while Mamata Banerjee criticized Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation as mere 'eyewash'. This incident highlights ongoing tensions in Indian politics regarding educational reforms and youth activism.
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