Delhi Protests Continue After Crackdown Leaves Dozens Injured

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Demonstrations in Delhi persisted for a second day following a significant police crackdown. At least 60 protesters sustained injuries during the unrest on Monday. Police reported that 118 of their own personnel were also wounded in the clashes. The protests, which have drawn widespread attention, show no signs of immediate resolution despite the heavy security response.

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