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Sri Lanka , Bangladesh happen when protests are not allowed : Sonam Wangchuk on anti - SIR stir crackdown | India News
timesofindia.indiatimes.com · India · south asia
Sonam Wangchuk commented on the crackdown of an anti-SIR stir, suggesting that situations like those in Sri Lanka and Bangladesh arise when protests are suppressed. This highlights concerns about democratic freedoms and government responses to public dissent in India.
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