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Arunachal Protesters Rally Against Siang Project, Demand Release of Activists

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Protesters in Arunachal Pradesh have held a rally opposing the Siang project. Their most immediate demand is the unconditional release of people currently in custody. They have also called for the withdrawal of cases filed against demonstrators in connection with the protests. The article provides limited further detail beyond these demands.

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