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Kerala police have dismantled a trafficking racket that lured pregnant women and sold their newborns. The network was exposed after a 22-year-old pregnant woman from Assam filed a formal complaint with authorities. The racket reportedly targeted vulnerable expectant mothers, using deceptive means to exploit them. Investigations are ongoing as police work to identify all individuals involved in the criminal network.

The Citizens for Justice and Peace (CJP) has issued a second warning in two days, threatening to restart protests if action is taken against demonstrators. CJP's Saurav Das noted that the Supreme Court had permitted police to proceed with existing FIRs related to the agitation. Das expressed concern that authorities could use these FIRs as a tool to crack down on protesters. The warning reflects growing tension between the organisation and the government over the treatment of those involved in the demonstrations.

Nutan Toppo, a resident of Gumla district in Jharkhand, travelled to Delhi on July 20 to take part in a student protest related to the Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) demonstration. She has recounted suffering a serious injury to her ear during what she described as a police crackdown on the protesters. Toppo stated that her ear was nearly severed as a result of the incident. Her account highlights concerns over the use of force against demonstrators during the protest event.

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