A security officer wields his baton against demonstrators at a protest site during a planned march by supporters of India's Cockroach Janta Party towards parliament demanding the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over exam paper leaks near Jantar Mantar, New Delhi, India.-- Reuters
Police use batons to disperse supporters of the Cockroach Janta Party in New Delhi. -- Reuters
A member of the Rapid Action Force fires a tear gas shell towards protesters in New Delhi. -- Reuters
Police officers remove a protester in New Delhi. -- Reuters
A member of the Rapid Action Force fires a tear gas shell towards protesters in New Delhi. -- Reuters
A security force official wields his baton against protesters in New Delhi. -- Reuters
Protesters with an Indian flag gesture as they request the police not to use tear gas in New Delhi. -- Reuters
An injured demonstrator reacts in New Delhi. -- Reuters
A man lies on the ground after clashes between protesters and police in New Delhi. -- Reuters
A protester falls down following clashes with members of law enforcement in New Delhi. -- Reuters
A woman lies on the ground during the protest in New Delhi. -- Reuters
An injured demonstrator is detained by police during the protest in New Delhi. -- Reuters
A security official wields his baton against demonstrators during the protest near Jantar Mantar, New Delhi, India. -- Reuters
A demonstrator folds his hands requesting police to stop action during the protest in New Delhi. -- Reuters
Masked protesters hold an Indian flag near plumes of tear gas in New Delhi. -- Reuters
Supporters of the Cockroach Janta Party gather in New Delhi. -- Reuters

Violent clashes in New Delhi

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The months-old movement ‌and the protest are seen as the biggest public challenge to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, drawing millions of supporters on social media before broadening its appeal to opposition parties.

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