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Jharkhand Student Leader Threatens Mass Movement Amid Intensifying Protests

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A large-scale student protest march took place in Ranchi, Jharkhand, drawing significant participation from across the state. Student leader Ravindra Paswan claimed that approximately 50,000 students took part in the demonstration. Paswan alleged that police and local administration attempted to prevent students from various districts from reaching the protest site. Speaking to reporters, he warned of a broader 'mass movement' if student demands are not addressed. The protests appear to be intensifying, signaling growing unrest among the student community in the region.

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