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30-foot cockroach effigy to burn alongside Ravan at Delhi Ramlila amid CJP protests

3 outlets reported this over 2 hours. First seen by Huduku: The New Indian Express, 15 Oct, 7:07 pm.

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3 reports from 3 outlets over 2 hours.

First seen by Huduku The New Indian Express, 15 Oct, 7:07 pm Latest 15 Oct, 8:40 pm

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Most outlets used: cockroach, effigy, burn, alongside, Ravan, Delhi

  1. 30-foot cockroach effigy to burn alongside Ravan at Delhi Ramlila amid CJP protests

    Words only this outlet used: CJP protests.

  2. Deccan Herald changed
    Cockroach effigy to burn alongside Ravan & asuras at Delhi Ramlila, organisers say they represent 'filth and dirt'

    Words only this outlet used: asuras, organisers say, represent, filth, dirt.

    Earlier headline Dussehra 2026 | Ramlila event in Delhi to witness burning of 30-foot 'cockroach' effigy alongside Ravan · change seen 15 Oct, 9:35 pm?

  3. NDTV
    30-Foot 'Cockroach' Effigy To Be Burned Alongside Ravan At Delhi Ramlila

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