SHAHEEN BAGH ANTI-CAA PROTEST Talks with mediators make little headway
Jamia video war gets murkier
Talks between the Supreme Court-appointed interlocutors and protesters to vacate the road at Shaheen Bagh made little headway on Thursday as the anti-CAA agitators remained firm on continuing with their sit-in at the site. They told the interlocutors that once the Citizenship Amendment Act and National Register of Citizens are rolled back, they will not only vacate the road but also clean it.
Senior lawyers Sanjay Hegde and Sadhana Ramachandran, the apex court-appointed interlocutors who reached the site in the afternoon on the second consecutive day, were not willing to start the discussion in the presence of media.
Stir site turns marriage venue for Muslim couple
A Muslim couple entered into wedlock amid protests against CAA in Coimbatore by over 1,000 people, including women, on Thursday.
The ceremony took place under a canopy erected at the protest venue at Aathupalam and was witnessed by the protesters, who have been on a sit-in since Wednesday.
AMU students march against UP CM’s remarks Students of AMU took out a
NEW DELHI: On Thursday, once again a number of CCTV camera footage of the Jamia Millia Islamia University emerged giving a fresh twist to the narrative of Jamia violence case, which showed the alleged rioters hurling stones at Delhi Police from inside the university campus. The video war is centred over what happened at the university on December 15, when students were protesting against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA). Both sides -- the police and students -- have pointed fingers at each other for provoking the violence that spilled over other parts of the country. The source of the videos and their authenticity could not be established by IANS.
protest march in Aligarh against Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, accusing him of shielding the state police from allegations of brutalities.
28 get recovery notices in UP Seeking damages for antiCAA protests in UP, the Yogi Adityanath government has now asked 28 people, including Congress member Sadaf Jafar, retired IPS officer SR Darapuri and activist Mohammad Shoaib, to pay more than Rs 63 lakh. Darapuri and Jafar said they would move court against notices.