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- Vanchit Bahujan Aghadi chief Prakash Ambedkar claimed that nearly 3,500 of his party workers were detained ahead of the July 23 statewide bandh in Maharashtra.
- The bandh was called to protest the Centre's education policies and alleged police action against students and agitators in Delhi, including claimed use of pellet guns.
- Ambedkar also alleged that no action was taken over the NEET paper leak and that a section of the RSS was trying to provoke a confrontation with VBA workers.
- These are his allegations, made while urging people across Maharashtra to join the agitation.
What to watch next
- Actual scale of the July 23 bandh and official confirmation of the reported 3,500 detentions
- Any government or police response to the detention and pellet gun allegations
- Whether other political leaders in Maharashtra join or comment on the bandh
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