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Crackdown continues

NEW DELHI: The Delhi police continued with their crackdown on Blueline buses prosecuting as many as 776 of them on Wednesday.

Spurred into action after a public outcry against the buses, the police impounded 130 buses. The rounding-up exercise also resulted in detention of 153 buses. Thirty-two drivers were also arrested for various traffic violations.

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