In India, Over 26 people lost their lives and more than 6,000 got arrested for violence during protests against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act and proposed National Register of Citizens (NRC).

Anti-CAA protests: Internet sevices resume in Aligarh

Anti-CAA protests in India: More than 6,000 people arrested

Anti-CAA protests have intensified in various parts of the country, the Parliament passed the CAA last week. Act grants citizenship to Hindus, Sikhs, Jains, Parsis, Buddhists and Christians fleeing religious persecution from Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh and came to India on or before December 31, 2014.

India: Stir over CAA escalates, 6 protesters die in UP

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi chairs meeting with the ministers over Anti-Citizenship (Amendment) Act protests. Resentment against the citizenship law is continuously growing amid the country. 9 people have been died in the clashed in Uttar Pradesh. 50 police personnel got injured. #AntiCAAProtests #CAA #PMModi #WION

PM Modi chairs meeting with ministers over Anti-CAA protest

As the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) becomes a law in India, opposition to it is growing far and wide across the nation. The December 19th protest against the law across India, accompanied with violence, arson and destruction of public properties in many cities came up as a surprise for the security establishments because violence, arson and stone-pelting had been used in an organized and methodical way everywhere. It points towards the presence of a systemic strategy effectively coordinated by local handlers as per a larger plan.

Anti-CAA protests: 15 people arrested for violence in Delhi