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Congress lawmakers and party leaders stage a sit-in outside the Prime Minister's residence, escalating their protest over the paper leak issue and police action against students. A social media appeal calls on young people, parents and other citizens seeking justice for students to join the dharna. The protesters demand the Education Minister's resignation, a discussion in Parliament on the paper leak, a statement from the Home Minister on the lathi charge, compensation for students and a police investigation into the action. Police and paramilitary personnel remain deployed at the site, with no detention reported during the bulletin. Congress MPs say the march towards the residence was decided at the party president's home. Some protesters carry symbolic handcuffs intended to link participants together if arrests take place. The sit-in is expected to continue into the night.

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