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BBC Documentary Row: Jamia students detained after JNU row, security beefed up | Oneindia News

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BBC Documentary Row: Jamia students detained after JNU row, security beefed up | Oneindia News

BBC Documentary Row: Jamia students detained after JNU row, security beefed up | Oneindia News

High drama ensued at the Jamia Millia Islamia university in the national capital over the controversial BBC documentary on Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Four students have been detained for allegedly creating ruckus outside the campus ahead of the screening,according to the reports.

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