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October 10 detainees provided ‘hot, fresh, good meals’, onlycellular internet was suspended: Delhi Police to SC

Preventive measures were necessary to protect peace and tranquility of vital, sensitive New Delhi area, the police chief said

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October 10 detainees provided ‘hot, fresh, good meals’, only cellular internet was suspended: Delhi Police to SC

Preventive measures were necessary to protect peace and tranquility of vital, sensitive New Delhi area, the police chief said

Want the bigger picture? Read our explainer: Delhi Police response to October 10 protest detentions explained.

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Source: The Hindu. Published 15 Oct 2026, 04:36 am.

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