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Crowd Gathers Near Anti-CAA Protest Site At Shaheen Bagh After Delhi Police Cleared The Venue This Morning
Swarajya Staff
Mar 24, 2020, 10:57 AM | Updated 10:57 AM IST
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A large crowd gathered near the anti-citizenship amendment act (CAA) site near Delhi’s Shaheen Bagh after the cops cleared the protest venue this morning, ANI has reported.
Delhi: Locals gather near the anti-CAA protest site in Shaheen Bagh which was cleared by police today morning, amid complete lockdown in the national capital to prevent the spread of #Coronavirus pic.twitter.com/lkOkcbPcIN
— ANI (@ANI) March 24, 2020
The Delhi Police today morning (24 March) cleared the Shaheen Bagh protest venue after the anti-CAA agitators encroached a public road 101 days ago. At least nine people were taken into custody by the cops.
This action by the Delhi police came after the Shaheen Bagh protesters turned down repeated appeals to vacate the site.
Delhi is currently in lockdown to combat the spread of the coronavirus pandemic. Section 144 has been imposed across the city.
Besides Shaheen Bagh, the Delhi police also cleared the protest site outside Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) and is using drones to monitor the situation.
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