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Home » Despite HC ban, anti-CAA protesters hold agitation in Chennai

Despite HC ban, anti-CAA protesters hold agitation in Chennai

NT BureauBy NT BureauFebruary 19, 2020No Comments
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Chennai: A large number of anti-CAA protesters, majority of them Muslims, held a protest against the amended Citizenship Act at Chepauk here today. The protest call here was given by a collective of Muslim outfits.

Agitators carrying placards against CAA, NRC and NPR, besides the Indian flag, converged at Chepauk as part of their original plan to lay seige to the Tamilnadu Assembly, located inside the state Secretariat, and raised slogans against the amended law. Scores of Muslim women joined the agitation here.

The Muslim outfits in the State have demanded that the state Assembly adopt a resolution against the controversial legislation in the ongoing session, concluding tomorrow.

The Madras High Court had on Tuesday restrained the Muslim outfits from going ahead with their seige protest. Earlier, protesters converged at Chepauk here, resulting in traffic congestion at key points on the arterial Anna Salai. Security had been beefed up in and around the Secretariat and in other parts of the city.

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