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Assam Police Arrest Six in Guwahati Protest Supporting Delhi
Assam Police have arrested six individuals during a protest in Guwahati supporting a demonstration in Delhi. The protest saw over two dozen people detained as tensions rise over ongoing political issues. Authorities are closely monitoring the situation as public sentiment grows regarding the national protests.
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