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	The Democrat Party-led rally is deemed as an action of rebellion because they failed to keep their words, the interior minister said.&nbsp;</div>
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	He said the protest leaders initially announced they just wanted the controversial amnesty bill to be withdrawn and they would end their protest but now they stepped the protest to try to topple the government.</div>
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