CAA

Two Months On, CAA Protesters Fight Public Apathy As Police Brutality Continues
The Modi government is still unyielding and media attention has shifted, but protesters say they have to keep the struggle going.
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Uber Sends Driver, Who Took Anti-CAA Protester To Cops, To Re-Sensitisation Classes
The driver was suspended for 72 hours as Uber conducted an inquiry after he took Bappadittya Sarkar to a police station.
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Delhi Results: AAP Sweeps Sites Of Anti-CAA Protests In The Capital
A look at the constituencies that were the site of the biggest anti-CAA protests in the national capital in the last two months.
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How Shaheen Bagh's Women Voted While Keeping The Anti-CAA Agitation Alive
"I voted today to secure democracy, Mehzabeen Qureshi said.
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Kerala Finance Minister On Budget Cover: 'We Will Not Forget Who Murdered Gandhi'
Kerala's finance minister Thomas Isaac began the budget presentation with anti-CAA remarks.
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Mumbai Police's Questions To Poet Brought In By Uber Driver: 'What Do You Read?'
The police told Bappadittya Sarkar not to carry a dafli around or wear a red scarf because "desh ka mahaul theek nai hai".
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CAA: Protestors Forced Into Hiding, As UP Police Puts Bounty On Their Heads
Srishti Kashyap, a Varanasi-based businesswoman and Congress party worker, says the UP government is treating peaceful protesters like dangerous criminals.
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SC To Hear Plea On Removing Shaheen Bagh Protesters On Monday
On Thursday, the anti-CAA protestors at Jamia Millia Islamia and Shaheen Bagh sought heightened security, following the recent firing incidents at the sites.
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The Filmfare Farce: Is Assam's BJP Govt Trying To Bury CAA Protests?
Reactions to the announcement of the Rs 30 crore gala have been mixed.
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Indias Transgender Community Must Gear Up For A Long Fight
Both the Citizenship Amendment Act and Transgender Persons Act make our already precarious lives even more difficult.
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