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(FILES) In this file picture taken on December 20, 2019, policemen with sticks locally known as “lathi” beat a protester during a demonstration against India’s new citizenship law in Varanasi. – As Indian protests against a new citizenship law have intensified, so has use of “lathis”, sturdy sticks used to whack, thwack and quell dissent since British colonial times — to sometimes deadly effect. (Photo by STR / AFP) / TO GO WITH ‘India-politics-unrest-religion-police’ FOCUS by Abhaya SRIVASTAVA
(FILES) In this file picture taken on December 20, 2019, members of the Karnataka Reserve Police Force swing their sticks locally known as “lathi” to beat two men on a scooter who rode too close to a barricade set up on a street in Mangalore, amid heightened security due to protests over India’s new citizenship law. – As Indian protests against a new citizenship law have intensified, so has use of “lathis”, sturdy sticks used to whack, thwack and quell dissent since British colonial times — to sometimes deadly effect. (Photo by STR / AFP) / TO GO WITH ‘India-politics-unrest-religion-police’ FOCUS by Abhaya SRIVASTAVA
(FILES) In this file picture taken on December 19, 2019, policemen with sticks locally known as “lathi” beat a protester during a demonstration against India’s new citizenship law in Mangalore. – As Indian protests against a new citizenship law have intensified, so has use of “lathis”, sturdy sticks used to whack, thwack and quell dissent since British colonial times — to sometimes deadly effect. (Photo by STR / AFP) / TO GO WITH ‘India-politics-unrest-religion-police’ FOCUS by Abhaya SRIVASTAVA

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