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protesting against a controversial citizenship law, have gathered outside one of India's oldest mosques in Delhi. Police briefly detained Chandrashekhar Azad, a Dalit (formerly untouchables) leader who defied orders to halt a march from Jama Masjid in old Delhi. But Mr Azad managed to escape, says BBC Hindi's Dilnawaz
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Pasha. Indian officials also shut down mobile internet services in several cities in anticipation of more protests. Mr Azad is currently untraceable, our correspondent says. He had
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managed to escape during a scuffle between his supporters and the police, as they tried to detain him. Police in Delhi shut the route to Jama Masjid, and closed down metro
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stations in the vicinity. They were on the look out for Mr Azad, but he evaded them and appeared outside the 16th Century mosque after Friday prayers, holding up a copy of India's constitution.