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Today, the cockroaches marching on India's government.
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The Guardian South Asia correspondent Hannah Ellis-Peterson
was at home in Delhi on Sunday when her phone started blowing up.
I'd actually been receiving WhatsApps all night by lots of young people I know just saying,
come down, it's amazing here.
Here was the heart of India's capital, where protesters were gathering in a park in New Delhi's government district.
And so I set out around 7am.
Headed down into central Delhi, already the roads were closed.
By the time you got to the centre of the city, your phone internet stopped working.
As I drove around the city, you could just see people pouring in from everywhere, from the metro stations.
People were using auto rickshaws to get around the police barriers.
You know, it just got bigger and bigger and bigger.
Protesting in India can be a risky business.
But this time, the demonstrators were too furious to care,