Violent CAA protests take 3 lives in 2 states, internet shutdown, restrictions send ripples in Delhi: Highlights
India TodayProtests against the Citizenship Amendment Act raged across cities and turned violent in many parts, resulting in vandalism, destruction, arson and the deaths of at least three people. Internet shut down and restrictions that have so long affected other parts of the country reached the national capital on Thursday when protesters agitating against the Citizenship Act were detained in large numbers and authorities snapped the Internet and mobile networks in Red Fort, ITO and other parts of central Delhi. Here's all that happened on Thursday across states over the Citizenship Act: KARNATAKA DEATHS Protests in Mangaluru took a violent turn on Thursday as protesters tried to lay siege to the Mangalore North police station and tried to attack police personnel. SECTION 144 IN DELHI As several groups announced multiple protest rallies and events across Delhi on Thursday, Delhi Police imposed Section 144 in central and parts of north Delhi to prevent large gatherings. ASSAM PROTEST ON, INTERNET BACK SOON Protests against the amended Citizenship Act continued across Assam on Thursday with several social bodies and opposition political parties organised sit-ins at Guwahati and other places of the state.