Tensions flared on the Jamia Millia Islamia campus in Delhi after a clash broke out during Diwali celebrations on Tuesday night. The incident led to police being deployed outside the campus as a precautionary measure, reported news agency PTI.

Clash breaks out on Jamia campus during Diwali celebration, police deployed

A four-member delegation of the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), led by a DSP level officer, will interact with students of Jamia Millia Islamia starting on Tuesday.

NHRC delegation to interact with Jamia students over anti-CAA violence

Jamia Millia Islamia is scheduled to reopen on January 6 after a winter vacation following which semester examination will commence. The varsity was closed on December 16 after protests against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act turned violent on December 15.

Jamia Varsity to open on Monday after three weeks of anti-CAA protests

This year, India has earned the dubious distinction of shutting down the internet and communication services for the largest chunk of the global population and for the longest period of time.

Protests in the times of Internet shutdowns

Amid allegations Delhi that it forcefully entered the premises of Jamia Millia Islamia University campus during protest against the new citizenship law and harassed students, Delhi Police said that they entered the campus to identify the agitators and protect students.

Delhi police say entered Jamia to identify agitators, protect students

Watch in WION Dispatch: Protest in East Delhi turns violent over CAA. Watch this video as WION's Principle Diplomatic Siddhant Sibbal tells you more on this. #WIONDispatch #WION

WION Dispatch: Protest in East Delhi turns violent over CAA

In Anti-CAA Protests, SC refused to probe into police action on the protesters and asked to approach High Court for the same. Watch this video to know more.#CAA #SupremeCourt #HighCourt

Anti-CAA Protests: SC refused to probe into police action, asked to approach High Court

The world is watching violent scenes playing out in India and the reaction is not favourable. Many countries have raised concerns over the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) while a UN agency calls it 'fundamentally discriminatory'.

WION Edit: Without peace, there can be no debate

Watch in WION Dispatch: SC to probe police action at JMI University. Watch this video as WION's Principle Diplomatic Siddhant Sibbal, WION's Correspondent Nishita & WION's Political Editor Kartikeya Sharma tells you more on this. #WIONDispatch #WION

WION Dispatch: SC to probe police action at JMI University

The violence on the streets of the Capital of the country witnessed over the last two days and the criticism of ‘Delhi Police’ for using force to stop those burning buses, indulging in stone pelting and threatening to create an anarchy in the city compels one to think whether we, as a society, are creating an ideal situation for the ‘Ferguson Effect’.

Jamia Millia, AMU violence: Don’t  let ‘Ferguson Effect’ take over

The Apex Court will hear petitions over Citizenship Amendment Bill on December 18. #CAA #SupremeCourt

Anti-CAA protest: Apex court to hear petitions on December 18

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi reacted on the unrest and protests taking place in different Indian states since CAA came in existence. Citizenship Amendment Act continues to fuel public anger, Unrest continues among the whole country. Students of different states' Universities continues to protest against the CAA. #CAA

PM Modi uses twitter to react on the protest in India over CAA

Citizenship Amendment Act continues to fuel public anger and protest in India. Unrest still continues among the whole country. Students of different states' Universities continues to protest against the CAA. #CAA

CAA continues to fuel public anger, Unrest continues among the whole country