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BJP begins dawn-to-dusk hunger strike over arrest of Sabarimala protesters

Updated At : 06:31 PM Oct 30, 2018 IST

Over 3,500 people have so far been arrested and 529 cases registered in connection with the protests and demonstrations against the implementation of the Supreme Court verdict allowing women of all age groups into the Lord Ayyappa temple. File photo

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