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Pro-democracy Bhutanese activists held in India

The activists had come to Siliguri to address a press conference to focus about the plight of about 1.2 lakh Bhutanese refugees.

Published on: Feb 9, 2006, 14:09:00 IST
None | By , Siliguri
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Three pro-democracy activists of Nepalese origin were arrested from a hotel here on Tuesday for anti-India activity.

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Bhutan National Democratic Party General Secretary DNS Dhakal, President of Democratic Youth of Bhutan Mohan Tamang and Refugees settlement committee member Narayan Subedy were picked up from a hotel for anti-India activity, according to Siliguri Additonal Superintendent of Police Kallol Gunaik.

They came here from refugee camps in Nepal to address a scheduled press conference to focus about the plight of about 1.2 lakh Bhutanese refugees now living at camps in Eastern Nepal.

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