‘I apologised, threats did not stop’: After Jantar Mantar protest, women face doxxing, calls to 'teach them a lesson'
Women protesters accused of “insulting” the Army or “abusing” the Prime Minister face online harassment, including death and rape threats, doxxing, and the circulation of personal information
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