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‘Walk for books’: Hundreds march in Kolkata against attack on bookstalls

The Hindu ·First reported
The Hindu‘Walk for books’: Hundreds march in Kolkata against attack on bookstalls
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Citizens, activists, professors, and politicians join the march, which was held without any political banner. It was organised in protest against attacks on bookstalls during Durga Puja, blamed on right-wing groups and the BJP

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