Chennai: Demonstrations are still being held in many cities across the country regarding CAA and RNRC. On the other hand, a recent case is from Chennai in Tamil Nadu where a scuffle broke out between the protesters and the police in Washermanpet on Friday night. After this, the police detained more than 100 protesters. In this regard, the opposition party DMK has strongly condemned and demanded action against the policemen. Opposition parties, including the DMK, condemned the police action against the anti-CAA protesters here. He demanded action against the policemen who allegedly used force against the protesters.
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It is also being said that DMK President MK Stalin said that the demonstrations were being done in a peaceful manner. He questioned why the police used force to disperse them. However, BJP leader H Raja condemned the attack on the policemen, in which four people, including the woman joint commissioner, were injured. Stalin said that due to unnecessary lathi-charge, the people across the state had to take to the streets due to unnecessary protest.
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According to the information received, the anti-CAA protest of the Muslim community turned violent on Friday, 14 February 2020. 4 policemen were injured in the clash between the protesters and the police. After this, there were demonstrations in many places in Tamil Nadu but the protesters ended the protest after talks with City Police Commissioner AK Vishwanathan. The protesters accused the police of using force. Stalin demanded that every case registered in this regard be withdrawn and action taken against the policemen who allegedly lathi-charged. AIADMK leader TTV Dinakaran also criticized the government.
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