Tension persisted till late night in Jamia Nagar and surrounding areas. All the senior police officers of Delhi reached the spot. The Delhi Police, while denying the firing, appealed to the people to make peace and not spread any rumors.
Delhi Police says six policemen have been injured. Social media is being monitored. The protesters have pelted stones with violence and preparedness. Although the students were said to have been shot, the Delhi Police has denied this. Flag march was carried out to maintain peace late at night.
Chinmay Bishwal, South East District DCP, has said in the statement after the violence that the students etc. of Jamia Millia University were protesting for several days. Some groups of students also performed on Sunday.
Delhi Police was supporting these students. Around four and a half thousand two thousand students came from Sarai Julaina in the evening and started jamming the Mathura road. Appealing to the students to hold a peaceful demonstration, they started throwing stones and vandalizing buses. Mild force was used to repel the students.
Devesh Srivastava, Joint Commissioner of Police, Southern Zone, reported at around 9.30 pm Sunday that stones were pelted by the protesters. Petrol bombs were thrown. The protesters were fierce.
Government vehicles, private vehicles, buses and government property were damaged. Some protesters have been detained. The Joint Commissioner of Police said that the matter of firing and shooting the students had not come to their notice till late night. The situation was under control till late night.
Delhi Police spokesperson Mandeep Singh Ranghawa said that social media was being monitored. The situation is peaceful and under control. He appealed to the people to make peace. He denied that the police had requested to close the schools. The protesters are said to burn the police booth at Batla House. The student's death is just a rumor.
Along with sabotage, looting of buses
Local people say that the protesters ransacked buses on one side and looting of passengers Of. Delhi Police officials say that information has not been revealed yet. This matter is being investigated.
How many protesters have been injured No information
South East District DCP Chinmay Bishwal said that till late night no information was received about how many protesters were injured. Police had not received information about the injuries to the protesters till late in the night. Police officials are talking about the use of tear gas and light force.
After violent demonstrations in Jamia Nagar area, the mob forcibly entered the Jamia Campus when the police drove out the miscreants. Police also entered the campus behind the miscreants.
It is alleged that the police entered the place and beat the students badly and also left tear gas shells on the pretext of miscreants. After this, the police had to face criticism. Police officials even said that some people in the crowd threw petrol bombs at the police. Police continued marching in the area till late night.
Senior police officials said that the miscreants entered the campus and threw stones at policemen outside. An ambulance of a cat passing through the injured was also pelted. Police had to enter the campus to overcome the situation. Police fired tear gas to remove the crowd on campus.
Police detained large number of miscreants from campus and took them to the police station. In some videos, students were seen walking out of the campus with their hands raised. By late night this video also appeared in the media.
The local network of police failed due to the violent demonstrations in Jamia Nagar area on Sunday. According to sources, the bandh was called on Sunday to protest against the Citizenship Amendment Act in Jamia Nagar. Its effect was also seen.
All the markets in the area remained completely closed. Since morning, people started forming groups on foot march in the area. The police did not take it seriously even after the protest march. By midday the performance was divided into two large groups. A group was performing in front of Shaheen Bagh on Sarita Vihar-Noida Road under the leadership of local MLA Amanatullah.
The second group was performing near Jamia Millia University. The mob proceeded from Jamia and committed violence. Sources say that if the mob had been stopped there, the violence probably would not have taken place on such a large scale.
According to the information, when the students opposed the act on Friday, the locals also completed their stood by. Local people also participated in the protest on Saturday. After two days of protests, the people of the area called for a shutdown on Sunday. Despite this, the police did not become serious. In the morning, the crowd protested and marched all over Jamia Nagar area.
Some people even opened their shops, they were forcibly closed by the crowd. After two o'clock in the afternoon, small groups gradually took the form of two big groups. Even after this, the police could not understand the situation. The mob grew and took the form of violence in the evening. By the time the police could understand the situation,
the situation became uncontrollable. After this, the police also had to call the Armed Forces.
Tension persisted till late night in Jamia Nagar and surrounding areas. All the senior police officers of Delhi reached the spot. The Delhi Police, while denying the firing, appealed to the people to make peace and not spread any rumors.
Delhi Police says six policemen have been injured. Social media is being monitored. The protesters have pelted stones with violence and preparedness. Although the students were said to have been shot, the Delhi Police has denied this. Flag march was carried out to maintain peace late at night.
Chinmay Bishwal, South East District DCP, has said in the statement after the violence that the students, etc. of Jamia Millia University, had been protesting for several days. Some groups of students also performed on Sunday.
Delhi Police was supporting these students. Around four and a half thousand two thousand students came from Sarai Julaina in the evening and started jamming the Mathura road. Appealing to the students to hold a peaceful demonstration, they started throwing stones and vandalizing buses. Mild force was used to repel the students.
Devesh Srivastava, Joint Commissioner of Police, Southern Zone, reported at around 9.30 pm Sunday that stones were pelted by the protesters. Petrol bombs were thrown. The protesters were fierce.
Government vehicles, private vehicles, buses and government property were damaged. Some protesters have been detained. The Joint Commissioner of Police said that the matter of firing and shooting the students had not come to their notice till late night. The situation was under control till late night.
Delhi Police spokesperson Mandeep Singh Ranghawa said that social media was being monitored. The situation is peaceful and under control. He appealed to the people to make peace. He denied that the police had requested to close the schools. The protesters are said to burn the police booth at Batla House. The student's death is just a rumor.
Along with sabotage, looting of buses
Local people say that the protesters ransacked buses on one side and looting of passengers Of. Delhi Police officials say that information has not been revealed yet. This matter is being investigated.
How many protesters have been injured No information
South East District DCP Chinmay Bishwal said that till late night no information was received about how many protesters were injured. Police had not received information about the injuries to the protesters till late in the night. Police officials are talking about the use of tear gas and light force.
Police reasoned, threw petrol bombs, threw stones
After violent demonstrations in Jamia Nagar area, the mob forcibly entered the Jamia Campus when the police drove out the miscreants. Police also entered the campus behind the miscreants.
It is alleged that the police entered the place and beat the students badly and also left tear gas shells on the pretext of miscreants. After this, the police had to face criticism. Police officials even said that some people in the crowd threw petrol bombs at the police. Police continued marching in the area till late night.
Senior police officials said that the miscreants entered the campus and threw stones at policemen outside. An ambulance of a cat passing through the injured was also pelted. Police had to enter the campus to overcome the situation. Police fired tear gas to remove the crowd on campus.
Police detained large number of miscreants from campus and took them to the police station. In some videos, students were seen walking out of the campus with their hands raised. By late night this video also appeared in the media.
Police network failed, had already called for bandh
The local network of police failed due to the violent demonstrations in Jamia Nagar area on Sunday. According to sources, the bandh was called on Sunday to protest against the Citizenship Amendment Act in Jamia Nagar. Its effect was also seen.
All the markets in the area remained completely closed. Since morning, people started forming groups on foot march in the area. The police did not take it seriously even after the protest march. By midday the performance was divided into two large groups. A group was performing in front of Shaheen Bagh on Sarita Vihar-Noida Road under the leadership of local MLA Amanatullah.
The second group was performing near Jamia Millia University. The mob proceeded from Jamia and committed violence. Sources say that if the mob had been stopped there, the violence probably would not have taken place on such a large scale.
According to the information, when the students opposed the act on Friday, the locals also completed their stood by. Local people also participated in the protest on Saturday. After two days of protests, the people of the area called for a shutdown on Sunday. Despite this, the police did not become serious. In the morning, the crowd protested and marched all over Jamia Nagar area.
Some people even opened their shops, they were forcibly closed by the crowd. After two o'clock in the afternoon, small groups gradually took the form of two big groups. Even after this, the police could not understand the situation. The mob grew and took the form of violence in the evening. By the time the police could understand the situation, the situation became uncontrollable. After this, the police also had to call the paramilitary force.
