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Protesters angry at CM over police action in Kolkata

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Updated At : 05:52 PM Aug 28, 2024 IST
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#Nabanna #MamataBanerjee #kolkatadoctorcase Protesters angry at CM over police action in Kolkata In a violent turn of events, Kolkata police detained protesters during Nabanna Abhijan Rally after protests intensified and barricades were broken. Protestors are in rage against CM Mamata and TMC Government considering her ‘failure’ and ‘scared’. #Nabanna #MamataBanerjee #KolkataDoctorCase #nabannaabhijan

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