Police Break Up 'Occupy Gateway' Protest In Mumbai Over JNU Mob Attack | Read

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Hundreds of people who had gathered at the iconic Gateway of India in south Mumbai to protest against the mob attack in Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) have been forced out by the police. Some of the protesters refused to be taken away, while others boarded the police buses on their own to go to Azad Maidan, 2 km away, where the police said has better facilities for toilet and water.

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