Watch: Jamia Women Brave Police Baton To Save A Man From Getting Attacked

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As the anti-Citizenship Act protests swept across India, the Jamia Millia Islamia University protest took a rather violent turn on December 15 Sunday. Women became the centre of the protest as they chanted slogans — “Delhi Police, go back” and confronted the officials who tried to approach them, dressed in riot gear.

They also defended men from getting attacked by the Delhi Police.

 


Also Read: ‘Police Barged Inside Campus, Fired Tear Gas’: Jamia University Students Narrate Horrifying Tale

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