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- Indian protesters clashed with police and set buildings on fire as they protested against a massive Himalayan dam being built to counter a p.
- According to the French news agency AFP, Chief Minister Pema Khandu of the northeastern Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh told reporters on.
- "The mob damaged many properties, the police station was destroyed, the NHPC office was vandalized, while the houses of several elected repr.
Indian protesters clashed with police and set buildings on fire as they protested against a massive Himalayan dam being built to counter a proposed hydroelectric project in upland China.
"The mob damaged many properties, the police station was destroyed, the NHPC office was vandalized, while the houses of several elected representatives were also targeted," Khandu said.
About 40 policemen were injured by the stones thrown by the protesters. The protesters also ransacked NHPC offices. Police used tear gas shells to disperse the crowd.
Khandu urged those opposed to the project to hold talks with the government.
