India's 'Cockroach' movement leaders say 'the fight has just begun' after a large protest in Delhi
Leaders of the youth-led protest movement demanding India's election commissioner step down say the "fight has just begun" after they were released from detention following a large demonstration in Delhi. More on DW.
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