Amid COVID-19 Fear, Jamia Students Temporarily Suspend CAA Protest

The announcement was made by the Jamia Coordination Committee, a group comprising JMI students and alumni.
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A woman protester shouts as police stops many during a march against the amended Citizenship Act, NRC and NPR, near Jamia Nagar.
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A woman protester shouts as police stops many during a march against the amended Citizenship Act, NRC and NPR, near Jamia Nagar.
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Jamia Millia Islamia students on Saturday, 21 March, temporarily suspended their sit-in protest against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act in wake of the coronavirus pandemic.

The announcement was made by the Jamia Coordination Committee, a group comprising JMI students and alumni. The group was formed after alleged police brutality on the campus on 15 December.

“We temporarily suspend the ongoing 24 hour sit-in protest at Gate no 7, JMI and appeal to all protesters to kindly take the situation with utmost seriousness and save themselves and others from this fatal illness,” the Jamia Coordination Committee said in a statement.

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