Topic: Anti CAA protest
Jawaharlal Nehru University remembers martyrs of struggle against CAA, NRC
Paying a tearful tribute to “the martyrs of the struggle against National Register of Citizens (NRC) and Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), on its third anniversary, students of Jawaharlal Nehru University recollected the days of violent assault on citizenship protests across India.
Students, activists, journalists recount police terror and arrests during anti-CAA movement
Members of civil society, journalists, members of legal fraternity and students gathered in the Press Club of India on Tuesday to commemorate three years of brutal police violence in Jamia Millia Islamia and Aligarh Muslim University during historic protests against CAA and NRC.
Students recount UP Police brutality in Aligarh university, three years on
Concerned students of Aligarh Muslim University Thursday organised a commemoration event in the campus’s arts faculty lawns to remember the police violence on 15 December in 2019 perpetrated against the students who were protesting against CAA and other discriminatory citizenship policies.
2019 Jamia CAA protest: As police fails to send case file to SPP, Court seeks explanation
A Delhi Court has sought an explanation from DCP Crime Branch for failing to inform a Special Public Prosecutor about the case case connected to the anti-CAA protest and subsequent police violence broke out at Jamia Millia Islamia University in December 2019, for nearly a year since his appointment.
Arrested for joining anti-CAA protests, UP Muslim man gets bail after 802 days
The Allahabad High Court on 1 November, Tuesday, granted bail to a Muslim youth, Haseen, 26 months (802 days) after he was arrested by Kanpur police for his alleged role in the anti-CAA protests.
Sharjeel Imam completes 1000 days in prison
23 October 2022 will mark 1000 days of incarceration of Sharjeel Imam, a research student at Jawaharlal Nehru University and one of the country’s rights defenders who were targeted by the Hindu nationalist BJP government for their disagreements and dissents.
