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Where is the anti-CAA protest headed now?
Prabhat Kumar
Dec 16 2020
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Where is the anti-CAA protest headed now?
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On the first anniversary of the police violence against students which stirred the conscience of the whole country, The Wire talks to the students of Jamia Millia Islamia and social activists on the memories of December 2019, and the future of the anti-CAA agitation.



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