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To Prevent Protests Against An Anti-Muslim Law, India’s Government Turned Off The Internet In Its Capital City

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To Prevent Protests Against An Anti-Muslim Law, India’s Government Turned Off The Internet In Its Capital City

A controversial law has drawn thousands to the streets — and a harsh response from the Modi government. View Entire Post ›

A controversial law has drawn thousands to the streets — and a harsh response from the Modi government.

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