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More than 200 physically disabled activists on Monday courted arrest while marching towards the Prime Minister's residence in New Delhi to press for their demands, including reservation of jobs and raising of income-tax exemption limit. The activists, under the banner of Disabled Rights Group, were stopped by police when they began marching from the Safdarjung Tomb.

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