New Delhi: After South Delhi against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and NRC for a long time, now protests have started in East Delhi as well. On Tuesday, December 17, 2019, the crowd became violent during a demonstration in Seelampur in East Delhi. The crowd also vandalized buses during the demonstration. At the same time, the Delhi Police has stopped the protesters on Zafarabad Road during the action. Teardrop gas shells are being fired continuously to prevent this. At the same time, police has had to retreat due to violent demonstrations by protesters in some places. During this time, Shahdara DCP Amit Sharma, who reached the spot, has a stone in his head.
According to the media report, let us tell you that on Tuesday, a rally is being organized in East Delhi against the Citizenship Amendment Act started from Zafrabad under the leadership of former Congress MLA Chaudhary Matin Ahmed. This includes a large number of local people. Due to this, many roads in Seelampur have been blocked. Earlier stone pelting has taken place during the protest in Seelampur. On this, the police has charged lathi, in which many people are reported injured. A large number of people are on the streets and demonstrating in Zafarabad, Brahmapuri and Seelampur.
At the same time, it has been learned that earlier the dharna and protests started on Sunday in the Shaheen Bagh area against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and NRC, continued on Tuesday after Monday. During this time, the protesters uprooted the railings, sign boards, stones and trees on the road from Kalindi Kunj to Sarita Vihar. At the same time, the PWD's Maintenance Van was also damaged by the protesters and placed in the middle of the road. In order to avoid the cold, fire was burnt on the road. Till late night, the protesters were sitting on the dharna.
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