Nearly 100 people peacefully gathered today near Hotel Claridges on Auragzeb Road to protest against the Isreal's bombardment and killing of more than hundred, men, women, children in last few days.
Protesters from JNUSU, AISF, RYA, NAPM, DSG and many other civil society organisations marched from Hotel Claridges towards the ISrael Embassy. They were stopped after 150 meters by police barricade. Delhi Police had mobilised water canon, police vans, jeeps, batons and no women police. One third of the protesters were nearly women. As the protesters crossed the barricade and marched towards the embassy, police persons started man handling men first and pushed them hard. Some of them were forcefully pushed to the police bus, but they managed to get out of the bus.Police Lathi Charges Peaceful Protest infront of Israel Embassy
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