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Two Indian leaders accused over Delhi protest venue freed from jail

Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka have been released from jail after being accused of entering an unauthorised protest venue in Delhi. The pair had called for India’s election chief to resign.

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Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka have been freed from jail after being accused of breaking into an unauthorised protest venue in Delhi, India.

The two men had also called on the country’s election chief to quit. They have been described as “cockroach” leaders, although the supplied material does not explain the origin or context of that description.

The allegation concerns their reported entry into a protest venue that had not been authorised. The material does not provide details of when the incident took place, the specific charges brought against them or the terms of their release.

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Their release brings the immediate period of detention to an end, but no further information is available on whether legal proceedings will continue or whether the pair face additional restrictions. No official response or statement is included in the supplied material.

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