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Police identify 2,500 people with criminal records at Jantar Mantar protest through facial recognition cameras
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Delhi Police used facial recognition cameras at Jantar Mantar protest.
Police identified 2,500 people with criminal records.
Facial recognition technology deployed for crowd surveillance.
Identification occurred during an ongoing protest at Jantar Mantar.
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