Delhi: Buses set on fire as anti-Citizenship law protest turns violent
Updated on Dec 15, 2019 07:27 pm IST
A protest against the recent amendments to Citizenship law turned violent in the national capital. Demonstrators resorted to arson as a bus was set on fire. Cars and motorcycles were also allegedly smashed by the protestors. Police personnel resorted to use of tear gas to try and break up the mob. Protests have been witnessed in various parts of the country against a new law which gives citizenship to non-Muslim immigrants who came to India on or before December 31, 2014, from three neighbouring nations of Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh.
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