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In Photos: Indian Students Show Solidarity to Bangladesh's Anti-Quota Movement

Activists of Progressive Democratic Students Federation shouted slogan as they march in a protest rally towards the Bangladeshi consulate in Kolkata. Meanwhile activists of All India Democratic Students' Organisation also chanted slogans in New Delhi.

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Student unions, human rights orgs protest in Kolkata | Photo: AP/Bikas Das

Activists of Progressive Democratic Students Federation gather as they march in a protest rally towards the Bangladeshi consulate in Kolkata in solidarity with the protest against the quota system in public service in Bangladesh.

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Student unions protest in Delhi | Photo: AP
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Activists of All India Democratic Students' Organisation (AIDSO) shout slogans in solidarity with protesting students in Bangladesh, at a protest gathering in New Delhi.

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Progressive Democratic Students Federation protest in Kolkata | Photo: AP/Bikas Das
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Activists of Progressive Democratic Students Federation shout slogan as they march in a protest rally towards the Bangladeshi consulate in Kolkata in solidarity with the protest against the quota system in public service in Bangladesh.

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All India Democratic Students' Organisation protest in Delhi | Photo: AP
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Activists of All India Democratic Students' Organisation (AIDSO) shout slogans in solidarity with protesting students in Bangladesh, at a protest gathering in New Delhi.

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Protest in solidarity with Bangladesh's Anti-Quota Movement | Photo: AP/Bikas Das
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Activists of Progressive Democratic Students Federation shout slogan as they march in a protest rally towards the Bangladeshi consulate in Kolkata in solidarity with the protest against the quota system in public service in Bangladesh.

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Students protest rally in Kolkata | Photo: AP/Bikas Das
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Activists of Progressive Democratic Students Federation shout slogan as they march in a protest rally towards the Bangladeshi consulate in Kolkata in solidarity with the protest against the quota system in public service in Bangladesh.

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Progressive Democratic Students Federation protest in Kolkata | Photo: AP/Bikas Das
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An activist of Progressive Democratic Students Federation flashes a poster as they march in a protest rally towards the Bangladeshi consulate in Kolkata in solidarity with the protest against the quota system in public service in Bangladesh. the placard in Bangla reads:"we want the account of Abu's murder, we want the answer of the murderer Hasina".

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Protest rally towards the Bangladeshi consulate in Kolkata | Photo: AP/Bikas Das
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Activists of Progressive Democratic Students Federation prepare to march in a protest rally towards the Bangladeshi consulate in Kolkata in solidarity with the protest against the quota system in public service in Bangladesh. The banner in Bangla reads:" My sister is martyred, My brother is martyred, mastermind of genocide-Hasina will not be spared".