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Arrests after Indian bar attack

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The leader of a right-wing group in India has been arrested in connection with an assault on several women in a bar in the city of Mangalore.

The group, Sri Ram Sena (Army of Lord Ram), says it is "not acceptable" for women to go into bars.

Television pictures showed the women being chased and beaten up by a group of men.

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