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In the Indian capital of Delhi, protesters sabotaged a key canal, which has left more than 10 million without water. At least 19 people have been killed and hundreds have been injured.
The protesters belong to the Jat caste, a group mostly consisting of farmers, who are demanding official status as a "backwards class," which would make them eligible for government jobs and education quotas.
Sanjoy Majumder, India correspondent for BBC News, explains how the mega-city of Delhi is coping with such unrest.
What you'll learn from this segment:
Why The Jats are protesting in Delhi. What's happened to the city's water supply. How the government is responding.