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Center Owned by Herald Publications (Goa)Delhi Traders Seek Ban on Protests at Key Locations Until November 11 Amid Festive Season
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An unprecedented protest erupted at Delhi Police headquarters, drawing the analysis of retired IPS officer Yashvardhan Azad, constitutional expert Sanjay Hegde and activist‑lawyer Mahmood Pracha. About 150 police personnel rallied after a clash between police and lawyers in Shahdara, objecting to the transfer of two officers. In response, the Home Ministry suspended ACP Manasvi Vashishtha amid departmental proceedings because he joined the protest.
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The Chamber of Trade and Industry (CTI) has urged the Delhi Police to prohibit rallies, sit-ins and protest marches at major locations across the national capital until November 11, citing business losses caused by repeated demonstrations and traffic disruptions during the festive shopping season…
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The Chamber of Trade and Industry (CTI) has urged the Delhi Police to prohibit rallies, sit-ins and protest marches at major locations across the national capital until November 11, citing business losses caused by repeated demonstrations and traffic disruptions during the festive shopping season…