A Delhi court underlined that national interests and the country's international image cannot be compromised under the guise of protest. It asserted that acts capable of disrupting globally significant events require serious scrutiny and effective investigation.&nbsp;A Judicial Magistrate First Class at Patiala House court made these observations while allowing a five-day police custody of four accused arrested in connection with an incident that took place at Bharat Mandapam during the AI Summit 2026 in New Delhi.&nbsp;While granting police custody, the Court held that investigation at this stage required custodial interrogation to analyse electronic devices, examine communication links, trace possible funding sources, and identify other persons allegedly involved.&nbsp;The Court noted that international summits hosted by India involve the participation of foreign dignitaries and represent the nation at a global stage. Any disruption at such venues, it is observed, may have implications extending beyond a local law-and-order issue and could impact diplomatic engagements and national prestige.&nbsp;It underlined that while democratic dissent is protected, any conduct affecting security arrangements or India's standing before foreign delegates assumes greater gravity.&nbsp;Also Read:<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-if-he-wants-sweeping-tariffs-he-should-go-to-us-congress-neal-katyal-slams-trump-s-new-15-levies-1771757540359"> 'If he wants sweeping tariffs, he should go to US Congress': Neal Katyal slams Trump’s new 15% levies</a>&nbsp;These remarks come after around 10 IYC workers entered Hall Number 5 of Bharat Mandapam on the fifth day of the India AI Impact summit 2026. They had pre-registered online and entered using QR codes. Once inside, they removed their shirts to reveal or hold up T-shirts with images of PM Modi and US President Trump and raised controversial slogans.&nbsp;It further observed that although citizens possess the constitutional right to freedom of speech and peaceful protest, such rights are subject to reasonable restrictions in the interest of sovereignty, public order, and security of the State.&nbsp;Protest, the Court said, cannot be permitted in a manner that interferes with official duties or jeopardises security arrangements during sensitive international events.

The Court underlined that while democratic dissent is protected, any conduct affecting security arrangements or India's standing before foreign delegates assumes greater gravity.

A Delhi court underlined that national interests and the country's international image cannot be compromised under the guise of protest. It asserted that acts capable of disrupting globally significant events require serious scrutiny and effective investigation. A Judicial Magistrate First Class at Patiala House court made these observations while allowing a five-day police custody of four accused arrested in connection with an incident that took place at Bharat Mandapam during the AI Summit 2026 in New Delhi. While granting police custody, the Court held that investigation at this stage required custodial interrogation to analyse electronic devices, examine communication links, trace possible funding sources, and identify other persons allegedly involved. The Court noted that international summits hosted by India involve the participation of foreign dignitaries and represent the nation at a global stage. Any disruption at such venues, it is observed, may have implications extending beyond a local law-and-order issue and could impact diplomatic engagements and national prestige. It underlined that while democratic dissent is protected, any conduct affecting security arrangements or India's standing before foreign delegates assumes greater gravity. Also Read: 'If he wants sweeping tariffs, he should go to US Congress': Neal Katyal slams Trump’s new 15% levies These remarks come after around 10 IYC workers entered Hall Number 5 of Bharat Mandapam on the fifth day of the India AI Impact summit 2026. They had pre-registered online and entered using QR codes. Once inside, they removed their shirts to reveal or hold up T-shirts with images of PM Modi and US President Trump and raised controversial slogans. It further observed that although citizens possess the constitutional right to freedom of speech and peaceful protest, such rights are subject to reasonable restrictions in the interest of sovereignty, public order, and security of the State. Protest, the Court said, cannot be permitted in a manner that interferes with official duties or jeopardises security arrangements during sensitive international events.

The Court underlined that while democratic dissent is protected, any conduct affecting security arrangements or India's standing before foreign delegates assumes greater gravity.

National interest cannot be compromised for protests: Delhi Court on AI Summit protest

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday launched a severe attack on the Congress party over the shirtless protest staged by its workers during the India AI Impact Summit, accusing the principal opposition party of converting a global platform into a stage for its “dirty and naked politics." “The protest embarrassed the country before international delegates attending the summit,” PM Modi said while addressing a public rally in Meerut after inaugurating development projects worth around Rs 12,930 crore.&nbsp;“The Congress turned a global event for India into a platform for its dirty and naked politics. Congress leaders reached the venue naked in front of foreign guests. The country already knows you are naked; why did you need to remove your clothes?” he said.Calling the incident proof of the party’s ideological decline, the prime minister alleged that Congress leaders were “busy defaming their own country.”&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/nasa-s-sls-rocket-faces-helium-flow-issue-artemis-ii-march-launch-almost-assuredly-scuttled-1771696356877">NASA’s SLS rocket faces helium flow issue, Artemis II March launch ‘almost assuredly’ scuttled</a>&nbsp;

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/WATCH?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#WATCH</a> | Meerut, Uttar Pradesh: Prime Minister Narendra Modi says, &quot;... The Congress turned a global event for India into a platform for its dirty and naked politics. Congress leaders reached the venue naked in front of the foreign guests. I ask the Congress people, the country… <a href="https://t.co/fa5yKag8oq">https://t.co/fa5yKag8oq</a> <a href="https://t.co/81zAr1Qsar">pic.twitter.com/81zAr1Qsar</a>&mdash; ANI (@ANI) <a href="https://twitter.com/ANI/status/2025495875175489800?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 22, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;PM added that Congress leaders were praising those who heaped insult on India instead of expressing regret over the incident. “But unfortunately, leaders of such an old party, instead of being ashamed, are openly praising those who insult the country,” he said, adding that Congress allies had distanced themselves after the Delhi protest.“Only Congress leaders are hell-bent on ruining the country. If you want to sit in the Prime Minister’s chair, you must first win the trust of the people,” he said.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-iran-will-not-bow-its-head-to-pressure-from-world-powers-says-president-masoud-pezeshkian-1771690465649">‘Iran will not bow its head to pressure from world powers,’ says President Masoud Pezeshkian</a>&nbsp;The remarks came days after around 10 Indian Youth Congress workers entered the venue using QR-coded passes and staged a protest inside Hall No. 5 of Bharat Mandapam in Delhi by removing their T-shirts and raising slogans against the Prime Minister.&nbsp;Security personnel quickly removed the protesters, though the disruption briefly startled delegates attending the global event.&nbsp;<h2>Brought ‘shame’ to the nation: Akhilesh Yadav</h2>&nbsp;Akhilesh Yadav, chief of Samajwadi Party which is a Congress ally and part of the INDIA bloc, also criticised the Indian Youth Congress’ shirtless protest, saying it brought “shame” to the nation. Speaking to reporters in Jhansi on Saturday, Akhilesh said that Congress should have refrained from such an act before foreign delegates.&nbsp;“We may have internal rifts; the whole nation knows that the BJP lies. But, they should have refrained from doing something that brings shame to our country in front of foreign delegates and world representatives,” the SP chief said.&nbsp;&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/pm-modi-and-president-lula-sign-rare-earths-deal-set-aim-for-over-20-billion-bilateral-trade-1771674319506">Modi and Lula sign rare earths deal, set target of over $20 billion bilateral trade in 5 years</a><h2>‘They made us all feel ashamed’: YSR Congress chief</h2>&nbsp;&nbsp;YSR Congress chief YS Jagan Mohan Reddy also criticised the shirtless protest and wrote on X, “Yesterday at the AI Summit, the Youth Congress made us all feel ashamed. Where is our politics heading! No one should ever demean our country.”“Whatever our political differences may be, we should always present a united face to the world,” he added.&nbsp;<h2>‘Utterly unbecoming and reprehensible’: Mayawati</h2>&nbsp;BSP president Mayawati also said that the protest by young Congress members at an internationally significant event like the AI Impact Summit was ‘utterly unbecoming and reprehensible’.“Had this conference not been of international stature, it would have been a different matter altogether; however, such conduct during the summit is a cause for concern, meaning it would be fitting not to tarnish the dignity and image of our country,” she posted on X.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/-held-protest-like-nepal-gen-z-delhi-police-tells-court-on-youth-congress-shirtless-stir-at-ai-summit-1771670760953">‘Held Nepal Gen Z-like protest’: Delhi Police tells court on Youth Congress shirtless stir at AI Summit</a><h2>‘Congress topless, brainless, shameless’: BJP MP</h2>&nbsp;The ruling BJP had slammed the Congress and Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi over the shirtless protest on Friday, calling it a “despicable act”. BJP MP Sambit Patra said, “Rahul Gandhi and the Congress Party are traitors of the highest order. The nation’s biggest traitors. Wherever the country progresses, wherever happiness prevails, they will surely spoil it. These are traitors...I have only three words for Congress: topless, brainless, shameless.”

The shirtless protest by Congress party leaders embarrassed the country before international delegates attending the summit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said while addressing a public rally in Meerut after inaugurating development projects worth around Rs 12,930 crore.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday launched a severe attack on the Congress party over the shirtless protest staged by its workers during the India AI Impact Summit, accusing the principal opposition party of converting a global platform into a stage for its “dirty and naked politics." “The protest embarrassed the country before international delegates attending the summit,” PM Modi said while addressing a public rally in Meerut after inaugurating development projects worth around Rs 12,930 crore. “The Congress turned a global event for India into a platform for its dirty and naked politics. Congress leaders reached the venue naked in front of foreign guests. The country already knows you are naked; why did you need to remove your clothes?” he said. Calling the incident proof of the party’s ideological decline, the prime minister alleged that Congress leaders were “busy defaming their own country.” Also Read: NASA’s SLS rocket faces helium flow issue, Artemis II March launch ‘almost assuredly’ scuttled

The shirtless protest by Congress party leaders embarrassed the country before international delegates attending the summit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said while addressing a public rally in Meerut after inaugurating development projects worth around Rs 12,930 crore.

‘Used global event for dirty, naked politics’: PM tears into Congress for shirtless protest at AI Summit

The India AI Impact Summit concluded on Saturday on a high note as more than 85 nations and international organisations adopted the Delhi Declaration on AI impact, marking a significant milestone in global cooperation on artificial intelligence. The declaration reflects a broad-based global consensus on leveraging AI for economic growth and social good.&nbsp;&nbsp;IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw took to X to announce the adoption of the declaration. “88 countries and international organisatons have signed the AI Impact Summit Declaration. Entire world has endorsed PM Narendra Modi Ji’s human-centric vision of AI. The declaration is inspired by the principle of ‘Sarvajana Hitaya, Sarvajana Sukhaya’ (Welfare for all, happiness for all), for democratising AI resources for the global population,” he tweeted.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/pm-modi-and-president-lula-sign-rare-earths-deal-set-aim-for-over-20-billion-bilateral-trade-1771674319506">Modi and Lula sign rare earths deal, set target of over $20 billion bilateral trade in 5 years</a>&nbsp;

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">88 countries and international organisatons have signed the AI Impact Summit Declaration. Entire world has endorsed PM <a href="https://twitter.com/narendramodi?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@narendramodi</a> Ji’s human-centric vision of AI. The declaration is inspired by the principle of ‘Sarvajana Hitaya, Sarvajana Sukhaya’, for democratising AI… <a href="https://t.co/dnnNTIMysl">pic.twitter.com/dnnNTIMysl</a>&mdash; Ashwini Vaishnaw (@AshwiniVaishnaw) <a href="https://twitter.com/AshwiniVaishnaw/status/2025172231949799789?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 21, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

&nbsp;&nbsp;The declaration is structured around seven key pillars that form the foundation of global AI cooperation.The seven pillars are: Democratizing AI Resources, Economic Growth &amp; Social Good, Secure &amp; Trusted AI, AI for Science, Access for Social Empowerment, Human Capital Development, and Resilient, Efficient &amp; Innovative AI Systems.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/-held-protest-like-nepal-gen-z-delhi-police-tells-court-on-youth-congress-shirtless-stir-at-ai-summit-1771670760953">‘Held Nepal Gen Z-like protest’: Delhi Police tells court on Youth Congress shirtless stir at AI Summit</a>&nbsp;The AI Impact Summit centred around the principles of development of human capital; broadening access for social empowerment; trustworthiness of AI systems; energy efficiency of AI systems; use of AI in science; democratising AI resources; and use of AI for economic growth and social good.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-don-t-be-a-panican-trust-trump-republicans-aides-rally-behind-president-1771613397421">‘Don’t be a Panican! Trust Trump’: Republicans, aides rally behind president</a>&nbsp;The declaration focuses on making AI resources accessible and affordable to enable all countries to develop, adopt and deploy them for the benefit of their citizens; large scale adoption of AI and AI-based applications to drive economic and social development, recognition of the significance of security in AI systems; utilisation of AI for international science collaborations such as research and development; facilitating AI adoption for social empowerment; preparing the workforce in the age of AI; and focusing on affordable AI systems.

The Delhi Declaration on AI impact reflects a broad-based global consensus on leveraging AI for economic growth and social good and marks a significant milestone in global cooperation on artificial intelligence.

The India AI Impact Summit concluded on Saturday on a high note as more than 85 nations and international organisations adopted the Delhi Declaration on AI impact, marking a significant milestone in global cooperation on artificial intelligence. The declaration reflects a broad-based global consensus on leveraging AI for economic growth and social good. IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw took to X to announce the adoption of the declaration. “88 countries and international organisatons have signed the AI Impact Summit Declaration. Entire world has endorsed PM Narendra Modi Ji’s human-centric vision of AI. The declaration is inspired by the principle of ‘Sarvajana Hitaya, Sarvajana Sukhaya’ (Welfare for all, happiness for all), for democratising AI resources for the global population,” he tweeted. Also Read: Modi and Lula sign rare earths deal, set target of over $20 billion bilateral trade in 5 years

The Delhi Declaration on AI impact reflects a broad-based global consensus on leveraging AI for economic growth and social good and marks a significant milestone in global cooperation on artificial intelligence.

Over 85 nations sign Delhi Declaration on AI impact as India insists on ‘AI for All’

Delhi Police told a court on Saturday that the four Indian Youth Congress (IYC) workers arrested for being part of a shirtless protest at the AI Impact Summit in New Delhi on Friday had staged the agitation similar to the ones in the Nepal Gen Z stir and were involved in a conspiracy to defame the country internationally. The accused raised anti-national slogans while protesting against the India-US trade deal and wore T-shirts with messages against Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the police told the court.&nbsp;Four Indian Youth Congress workers, namely, Krishna Hari, Kundan Yadav, Ajay Kumar, and Narasimha Yadav, arrested in connection with their protest at the AI Summit at Bharat Mandapam, were brought to the Patiala House Court on Saturday morning. The Delhi Police requested the court to grant their five-day remand.&nbsp;The Delhi Police said that anti-national slogans were raised in the presence of international leaders and prominent figures.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-don-t-be-a-panican-trust-trump-republicans-aides-rally-behind-president-1771613397421">‘Don’t be a Panican! Trust Trump’: Republicans, aides rally behind president</a>&nbsp;“Their custody is necessary to arrest other accused who fled. Three policemen were injured, and their (accused) mobile phones need to be recovered to verify whether they received funding. Four people from four different locations came together and printed T-shirts. Five days’ custody is necessary to investigate the matter,” news agency ANI quoted the police as saying.&nbsp;Meanwhile, the lawyer for the accused submitted that they were being targeted because they belong to the opposition party. The lawyer added that political dissent should not be crushed like this.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-victory-for-americans-and-us-economy-democrats-rejoice-over-scotus-ruling-against-trump-s-tariffs-1771608358859">‘Victory for Americans and US economy’: Democrats rejoice over SCOTUS ruling against Trump’s tariffs</a>&nbsp;Following the protest, Delhi Police initially detained around 10 IYC workers.&nbsp;“The Indian Youth Congress on Friday staged a protest with around 15 people entering the lobby area of Hall No. 5, and raising slogans after removing T-shirts worn under shirts,” ACP (New Delhi), Devesh Mahla, said.&nbsp;“An FIR is being registered, in which several serious charges are being invoked,” another police officer said.&nbsp;The accused allegedly engaged in a protracted scuffle with security personnel and police staff deployed at the venue, officials said.&nbsp;&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/india-diversifying-energy-options-will-buy-venezuela-oil-says-us-ambassador-sergio-gor-1771597691150">India ‘diversifying’ energy options, will buy Venezuela oil, says US ambassador Sergio Gor</a>&nbsp;The protesters allegedly registered online to obtain QR codes to enter the venue, the Bharat Mandapam, before staging the protest inside Hall No. 5.&nbsp;The court granted police 5-day custody of the four Youth Congress workers.

The Delhi Police said that anti-national slogans were raised in the presence of international leaders and prominent figures. The lawyer for the accused said they were being targeted because they belong to the opposition party and added that political dissent should not be crushed like this.

Delhi Police told a court on Saturday that the four Indian Youth Congress (IYC) workers arrested for being part of a shirtless protest at the AI Impact Summit in New Delhi on Friday had staged the agitation similar to the ones in the Nepal Gen Z stir and were involved in a conspiracy to defame the country internationally. The accused raised anti-national slogans while protesting against the India-US trade deal and wore T-shirts with messages against Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the police told the court. Four Indian Youth Congress workers, namely, Krishna Hari, Kundan Yadav, Ajay Kumar, and Narasimha Yadav, arrested in connection with their protest at the AI Summit at Bharat Mandapam, were brought to the Patiala House Court on Saturday morning. The Delhi Police requested the court to grant their five-day remand. The Delhi Police said that anti-national slogans were raised in the presence of international leaders and prominent figures. Also Read: ‘Don’t be a Panican! Trust Trump’: Republicans, aides rally behind president “Their custody is necessary to arrest other accused who fled. Three policemen were injured, and their (accused) mobile phones need to be recovered to verify whether they received funding. Four people from four different locations came together and printed T-shirts. Five days’ custody is necessary to investigate the matter,” news agency ANI quoted the police as saying. Meanwhile, the lawyer for the accused submitted that they were being targeted because they belong to the opposition party. The lawyer added that political dissent should not be crushed like this. Also Read: ‘Victory for Americans and US economy’: Democrats rejoice over SCOTUS ruling against Trump’s tariffs Following the protest, Delhi Police initially detained around 10 IYC workers. “The Indian Youth Congress on Friday staged a protest with around 15 people entering the lobby area of Hall No. 5, and raising slogans after removing T-shirts worn under shirts,” ACP (New Delhi), Devesh Mahla, said. “An FIR is being registered, in which several serious charges are being invoked,” another police officer said. The accused allegedly engaged in a protracted scuffle with security personnel and police staff deployed at the venue, officials said. Also Read: India ‘diversifying’ energy options, will buy Venezuela oil, says US ambassador Sergio Gor The protesters allegedly registered online to obtain QR codes to enter the venue, the Bharat Mandapam, before staging the protest inside Hall No. 5. The court granted police 5-day custody of the four Youth Congress workers.

The Delhi Police said that anti-national slogans were raised in the presence of international leaders and prominent figures. The lawyer for the accused said they were being targeted because they belong to the opposition party and added that political dissent should not be crushed like this.

‘Held Nepal Gen Z-like protest’: Delhi Police tells court on Youth Congress shirtless stir at AI Summit

At least 75 countries are going to sign the 'Delhi Declaration', said to be a non-binding pledge or declaration on goals for AI development, after the AI Summit 2026. Meanwhile, the Indian government on Thursday (Feb 19) announced New Delhi Frontier AI Commitments. Union minister Ashwini Vaishnaw described them as a crucial outcome of the India AI Impact Summit 2026 and a shared voluntary framework adopted by leading global and Indian AI companies.&nbsp;&nbsp;Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/trump-to-attack-iran-soon-from-usss-abraham-lincoln-to-gerald-ford-us-deploys-these-warships-are-heading-towards-middle-east-nuclear-deal-1771605910151">Trump to attack Iran soon? From USS Abraham Lincoln to Gerald Ford US deploys - these warships are heading towards Middle East</a>&nbsp;Vaishnaw called it a “significant outcome" of the summit and added that “Today, leading frontier AI companies, along with our own AI companies, have come together to make a set of voluntary commitments a shared commitment for inclusive and shared AI.”&nbsp;Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/us-apex-court-strikes-down-swath-of-trump-s-tariffs-but-president-says-he-has-backup-plan-here-are-his-options-1771602994991">US apex court strikes down swath of Trump’s tariffs, but president says he has a ‘backup plan’. Here are his options</a>&nbsp;India hosted the grand Artificial Intelligence Summit (India AI Impact Summit 2026) from February 16 to 21 at the Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi. The summit brought heads of state, senior officials and tech executives under one roof. The summit was intended to highlight the increasing global significance of the technology.&nbsp;Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-a-claim-to-overshadow-epstein-files-russia-demands-concrete-data-on-alexei-navalny-poisoning-allegation-putin-1771428712351">‘A claim to overshadow Epstein Files’: Russia demands ‘concrete data’ on Alexei Navalny poisoning allegation</a>&nbsp;In another development related to the AI Summit, India on Friday formally joined Pax Silica, the United States' flagship effort on AI (Artificial Intelligence) and supply chain security, advancing a new economic security consensus among allies and trusted partners.&nbsp;Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/all-about-strait-of-hormuz-the-only-marine-entryway-into-gulf-and-why-it-s-at-the-centre-of-us-iran-nuke-tensions-1771344725283">All about Strait of Hormuz, the only marine entryway into Gulf and why it's at the centre of US-Iran nuke tensions</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;

Seventy-five countries will sign the Delhi Declaration on inclusive AI development after India’s AI Summit 2026, which also unveiled Frontier AI Commitments and saw India join the US-led Pax Silica initiative.

At least 75 countries are going to sign the 'Delhi Declaration', said to be a non-binding pledge or declaration on goals for AI development, after the AI Summit 2026. Meanwhile, the Indian government on Thursday (Feb 19) announced New Delhi Frontier AI Commitments. Union minister Ashwini Vaishnaw described them as a crucial outcome of the India AI Impact Summit 2026 and a shared voluntary framework adopted by leading global and Indian AI companies. Also read: Trump to attack Iran soon? From USS Abraham Lincoln to Gerald Ford US deploys - these warships are heading towards Middle East Vaishnaw called it a “significant outcome" of the summit and added that “Today, leading frontier AI companies, along with our own AI companies, have come together to make a set of voluntary commitments a shared commitment for inclusive and shared AI.” Also read: US apex court strikes down swath of Trump’s tariffs, but president says he has a ‘backup plan’. Here are his options India hosted the grand Artificial Intelligence Summit (India AI Impact Summit 2026) from February 16 to 21 at the Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi. The summit brought heads of state, senior officials and tech executives under one roof. The summit was intended to highlight the increasing global significance of the technology. Also read: ‘A claim to overshadow Epstein Files’: Russia demands ‘concrete data’ on Alexei Navalny poisoning allegation In another development related to the AI Summit, India on Friday formally joined Pax Silica, the United States' flagship effort on AI (Artificial Intelligence) and supply chain security, advancing a new economic security consensus among allies and trusted partners. Also read: All about Strait of Hormuz, the only marine entryway into Gulf and why it's at the centre of US-Iran nuke tensions

Seventy-five countries will sign the Delhi Declaration on inclusive AI development after India’s AI Summit 2026, which also unveiled Frontier AI Commitments and saw India join the US-led Pax Silica initiative.

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