we are right here at the jamia millia islamia university, but the campus is right behind us.isturbing scenes because of massive violence being reported for the last couple of hours here. two buses have been set on fire and many other vehicles have been torched by students protesting against the citizenship amendment bill and the nrc. there is a heavy police presence here. policemen are on alert because what is happening inside the campus, we do not know. senior officials are here, vehicles are coming and going, it is a type of chaos. horns blare you can see the tension is already mounting, an ambulance is coming from behind. sirens wail i think there are injured students because there are reports of police opening fire but as yet police officials have not confirmed it. there have been injuries, local students have been admitted to hospitals. police officials have come here, more of them are on standby, media persons are here, we are not allowed to proceed further because there are reports of stone pelting from there and even of firing, so let us wait and see what comes out be

we just described what happened at jamia university. at a level of t the police violence and the number of deaths that has resulted d from that violencnce. timim thatthe first -- jamia millia islamia university is essential central universityty. ands not just muslims professionals in various department's have attended the university across religions. first of all, the government itself is trying to put it out as a university for muslims, which it is not. what happened in the last three days is on friday, several students were out there just carrying on a peaceful march and protest against the citizenship amendment act. the police within an hour of that march, targeted it with , stonesnnons, tear gas and then the students, they would shoot. the students went back the next day when they came back again, is policeman -- reality that unheard of. they w were inside the library. students were trying to hide and them the police main halls of the university. the police tried to break the window panes and fired tear gas shells. according to the

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that culminated in officers firing tear gas on paul testers inside the jamia millia islamia university in delhi before raiding the campus. so we were waiting on the police t.v. when the police came we did at least know we asked if it was the crowd but it came out to new york was it the police started beating us and abusing us the aftermath in the library speaks to the chaos scores where injured police sent out a public relations officer to clean up the mess. when we started pushing the protesters back from the road stones were pelted from both sides so tear gas was used at that time the rowdy elements went inside the university in the police chased them in there because a lot of stone pelting was going on we were doing a thorough investigation with the investigation and. to sit down protest opposition leaders blame the government for the heavy handed response. that had me summit on the government has attacked students by entering universities so we will fight for the constitution of india. we have said it time and again we will fight against the government picking up nothing you will b

in delhi, police stormed the campus of the jamia millia islamia university.tern state of assam last week. faisal mohammed ali is in guwahati. one of the main cities in the state. yes, for the first time in several days, the markets are open so late over here in the city. almost about two hours left to the curfew to be imposed again in the city. public transport are still not fully operational, there is no , business establishments are asking their workers to stay back in the premises so they can join duty the next day. the schools have declared winter holidays early, meanwhile, just make more people have died of bullet injuries in the hospital. ——two more people have died of bullet injuries in the hospital. you can see a sense of anxiety, a sense of fear among people, but it doesn't seem that the agitation against india's new citizenship law is going to die so soon. janhavee pandit is in mumbai. we are indebted to our collea g u es colleagues at bbc world service. next let's switch across to the west coast, here is genevieve. to make the demonstrations in mum

the students claim the police violently entered the jamia millia islamia university and assaulted theme police say they were attacked with stones. the students were protesting against india's new citizenship law, that allows migrants from neighbouring countries to get indian citizenship, except if they are muslims. it's notjust delhi that has erupted with anger. in the north—eastern state of assam, they're on the streets for different reasons. these people fear the new law will lead to them being overrun by migrants from neighbouring bangladesh, both hindus and muslims. at least two people were killed here, reportedly in firing by security forces. 17—year—old sam stafford was one of them. a passionate musician, he wanted to show solidarity with his friends who were protesting against the new citizenship law. "we got a call that sam was hit by bullets", she tells me, "and he died on the spot. i wantjustice. i want to know why he was shot. he committed no crime." meanwhile, people are determined to show resistance, even as the authorities continue the clampdown. pratiksha ghildial, bbc n

the students claim the police violently entered the jamia millia islamia university and assaulted themce say they were attacked with stones. the students were protesting against india's new citizenship law, that allows migrants from neighbouring countries to get indian citizenship, except if they are muslims. it's notjust delhi that has erupted with anger. in the north—eastern state of assam, they're on the streets for different reasons. these people fear the new law will lead to them being overrun by migrants from neighbouring bangladesh, both hindus and muslims. at least two people were killed here, reportedly in firing by security forces. 17—year—old sam stafford was one of them. a passionate musician, he wanted to show solidarity with his friends who were protesting against the new citizenship law. "we got a call that sam was hit by bullets", she tells me, "and he died on the spot. i wantjustice. i want to know why he was shot. he committed no crime." meanwhile, people are determined to show resistance. even as the authorities continue the clamp—down. pratiksha ghildial, bbc news,

has also been stoked by allegations of police brutality on sunday officers in new delhi stormed the jamia millia islamia university firing tear gas and detaining around $100.00 people another $100.00 were also injured while that did followed by a protest the authorities that now stand accused of beating up students and staff who describe the police as a violent mob journalists are a con who is also a student at the university says there was nowhere to run. the lucky few who possessed the many fees for these and owing to police stopped at the oh guess. that's not when this much to do once. you know worst 16 bando you don't still time go on minding sent the bus. and since the good news was i needed to i did define exactly want to ski. so it must be inside the university and it started ducking all the students who had. a ranch release all glued to indict a university that was noisy able to any of the students the b.g.p. government under more. downs to set up defense and sent the us and all of these people especially in the muslims in those attentions and goes about it comes to of the size of

coming up over the reported shooting scene that was posted online in one of the classrooms at the jamia millia university. 100 lightning i mean. i kind of hard to work a 1st to go so bullets but as mentioned it comes as protests have intensified in the indian campus all over new law that could grow up millions of migrants in india citizenship status but it excludes crucially big problem if a lot of people are muslims in one demonstration in eastern india close to the borders of nepal bhutan and bangladesh people were seen burning an effigy of the country's home minister as they marched through the city of silly guru and protesters claim that the law is not only discriminatory but also frankly unconstitutional they say as the country's opposition threatens to take the case now to the supreme court hundreds of join the hunger strike in india's northeast where troops have been deployed on the internet shut down let's go to new delhi live get the thoughts there was something particular university as well sure i was there that a true of the web site scroll dot in the hey there good evening t

has also been stoked by allegations of police brutality on sunday officers in new delhi stormed the jamia millia islamia university firing tear gas and detaining around 100 people another 100 were also injured as well while that did not follow violent protests the authorities now stand accused of beating up students and staff who described the police as a violent mob journalist sara khan who is also a student at the university says there was nowhere to run. because i think he's funny and oh and the police stopped and you know guess. that's not going this much to do once it's out me and yes now i'm going you know worse. the distance i'm going to find and sent the bus. and since the good news was i needed to i didn't define exactly we're just so it must confess i do you know our city. it started ducking all the students who had. a ranch release all glued to indict a university that was noyce capable to any of the students to be to be government under more the. downs to set up detention center less and so all of these people especially in the most sense in those events and sent those about i

the and a defiant mood on display at jamia millia islamia university the university is a muslim institution the demonstrations are attracting people from all walks of life including 1st time protesters that actually that was people have come out on the streets to express their anger and they're saying that the why this government has brought this bill is undemocratic. joined thousands who chanted against the government and the citizenship law passed by m.p.'s on december the 11th the citizenship amendment act makes it easier for migrants from of gonna stand bangladesh and pakistan to gain citizenship but muslims are excluded students and civil society groups have been a driving force for the protests so far the main opposition congress party joined in with a certain that raj got a memorial to my heart my gandhi the m. to invoke the spirit of gandhi's inspirational campaign for the civil rights. once did you share this constitution was drafted by people of all faiths. the voices of in those muslims sikhs and christians is indeed a little part of the constitution and you cannot attack it and

hours earlier, students cowering in fear at delhi's famous jamia millia islamia university.ide the university. more than 50 students were injured. we are protesting against the bill which the government has passed, which is discriminatory for one particular community. it's against the muslims. it's against the ethos of india. it's against the secular ideas of india. ijust want to make it clear nobody is scared. people in hong kong are protesting and they are not scared. we are not scared. the police have come under severe criticism for allegedly using brute force against the peaceful protesters. they say several police officers were also injured. the protests in delhi have sparked a spontaneous outburst of anger across many indian universities. this is the first time a large number of india's muslims have taken pa rt in protest against the government. critics have warned that the new citizenship law is discriminatory towards muslims and will polarize people along religious lines. so far, the government has showed no sign of backing down despite widespread divisions. but the

man protest or joy approaches started because of the police brutality against students of a new and jamia. we are housewives we are now on the streets for the future of our children the residents here say they have never felt this anger before you know this so there's anger not just against the citizenship amendment act which which of course is there but also against the police brutality. the crackdown on the internet and on allowing people to assemble and protest peacefully so i think that has that has increased the scope and the width of the issues that are being protested regardless of your views on the citizenship amendment act you should be there protesting against this kind of crackdown on the right to protest and the right to criticize and the right to freedom of speech and expression security forces are here in large numbers. gas and rubber bullets the security forces over here are saying that these women don't have the right permission to protest over here about the women are saying that they have gone to all the required authorities to get that permission but that has not been f

and fear student said jamia millia islamia university in new delhi are also angry at the police response. that security forces stormed their campus on sunday and beat up protestors or the 100 students were injured images of police beating students has spread across the country and inspired protests on other campuses. a lot of police men get into our gate and destructive brutally beating all of us students who was there they fought us they gave they wouldn't like their boys and girls everyone was beaten the controversial law fast track citizenship to minorities from 3 neighboring countries just hindus sikhs buddhists jains parsis and christians but not muslims india's opposition says it's discriminatory towards the country's $200000000.00 muslims and goes against the secular constitution. pressure is mounting on the prime minister to reduce tensions there's been widespread protests since the law was passed last wednesday one which the u.n. human rights office has called fundamentally discriminatory in nature what people seem as specially after the crackdown that happened. and then followe

offers minorities from neighboring countries citizenship but then excludes muslims so how raman is that jamia millia islamia university in new delhi where the still tension after sunday night's violence. for the last few hours students have been gathering in very large numbers demonstrating outside gate number 7 many of them have taken it upon themselves to marshal the traffic system so the traffic jams an excuse for the authorities to come anywhere near the area it has to be said there is a complete absence of the security services here there were no police anywhere near the university here on tuesday and perhaps they know that is such a sensitive scenario to lay with regards to the university they are keeping that distance of the another reason that all of you see is the supreme court a 3 month bench chaired by the su the chief justice of india is actually hearing petitions made by civil society and by senior lawyers over the violence that this university area saw on sunday joining me now he's become a dress while he's a student here in the area and you will hear all the sunday times just t

we are right here at the jamia millia islamia university but the campus right behind us has quite disturbingere. two buses have been set on fire and many other vehicles have also been torched by protesting students who have been protesting against the citizenship amendment bill and the nrc and as you can see, there is a heavy police alert because what is happening inside the campus, we do not know. senior officials are here and the vehicles are coming and going, exits, chaos. you can see the tension is already mounting and ambulances are coming from behind. i think there are injured students because there are reports of police opening fire but police officials have not confirmed it but there have been injuries. local students have been admitted to hospitals. police officials have come here. more of them are on standby and we are not allowed to proceed further because there are reports of a stone pelting from there and even of firing so let us wait and see what comes out because this is going to escalate further because the last three or four days there have been quite a lot of protests all a

and a defiant mood on display at jamia millia islamia university the university is a muslim institution the demonstrations are attracting people from all walks of life including 1st time protest is that actually that people have come out on the streets to express their anger and they're saying that the why this government has brought this bill is undemocratic. joined thousands who chanted against the government and the citizenship law passed by m.p. . on december the 11th the citizenship amendment act makes it easier for migrants from of ghana star bangladesh and pakistan to gain citizenship but muslims are excluded students and civil society groups have been a driving force for the protests so far the main opposition congress party joined in with a certain that raj got a memorial to my heart my donkey the aim to invoke the spirit of god these inspirational campaign the civil rights. to do this constitution was drafted by people of all feeds the voices of hindus muslims sikhs and christians is indeed part of the constitution and you cannot attack it and if you do the nation will stop yo

protesters wore bandages in a sign of solidarity with students at jamia millia islamia university in new delhi . they accused police of the capital of beating them up by demonstrating against the new citizenship law 2 weeks ago. her in unison they chanted slogans against the law. and reenacted a moment of resistance. when a group of female students formed a circle around their main friend trying to protect him from the police. and october easter who were a part of the group say their university was started because most students almost never basically it. was only muslim. youth in. delhi police declined to comment on the allegations these are going to wait till the national. holiday. for my killer talk of new. boss joined yet another protest in the capital to raise her concerns about the safety of her family in the neighboring state of. where over a 1000 protesters have been arrested. many people have just been picked up by the police from their homes and their voice is not reaching delhi this is a complete media shutdown and people are terrified. at least 26 people have been killed i

from neighboring countries indian citizenship bots excludes muslims well earlier students from the jamia millia islamia university also in new delhi staged another rally after they were told by the supreme courts to take their accusations of police brutality to the high courts that comes after a crackdown on a protest on sunday multiple heads of state governments are not rallying against the legislation as well and opposition leaders have met with the president to voice their dismay a public violence jury those protests as move on to other world news making headlines now in pakistan's former president pervez musharraf has been sentenced to death for treason though he had suspended the constitution in 2007 and imposed emergency rule but he now lives in the united arab emirates and the sentence is unlikely to be carried out let's get more now from the moment. pervez musharraf has been living in exile for years fighting to clear his name but a court in pakistan has now sentenced him to death for high treason for suspending the constitution and imposing a state of emergency in 2007 partly un

a man protestor joy approach he started because of the police brutality against students of m u n jamia. we are housewives we are now on the streets for the future of our children the residents here say they have never felt this anger before you know this anger not just against the citizenship amendment act which which of course is there but also against the police brutality. the crackdown on the internet and on allowing people to assemble and protest peacefully so i think that has that has increased the scope and the width of the issues that are being protested regardless of your views on the citizenship amendment act you should be there protesting against this kind of crackdown on the right to protest and the right to criticize and the right to freedom of speech and expression security forces are here in large numbers. gas and rubber bullets the security forces of here are saying that these women don't have the right permission to protest over here about the women are saying that they have gone to all the required authorities to get that permission but that has not been forthcoming an

say the move violates the secular constitution by excluding muslim refugees and migrants and is a jamia millia islamia university in new delhi she says protesters there aren't willing to give up jummy a 1000000 samir university in new delhi has become the epicenter of protests against the citizenship law recently passed by the indian government today some of the students reenacted some of the scenes from the days when police boasted and beat some of the students up this is that they want an inquiry against these police officials 26 people have been killed but only the relative of one of these people still has managed to file a complaint with the police investigations are expected to start soon for one of the others who he is and what about those who have been beaten up we will also see visuals on social media of police smashing private cars so these students are essentially saying that they've been on the scene and they feel that they may be attacked by their own police now he did start as a student movement but it's also quickly turning into a political one as different political parti

and fear student said jamia millia islamia university in new delhi are also angry at the police response. that security forces stormed their campus on sunday and beat up protestors or the 100 students were injured images of police beating students has spread across the country and inspired protests on other campuses. a lot of police men get into a gate and destructive brutally beating all of the students who was there before us they did they wouldn't like the boys and girls everyone was a bit and the controversial law fast track citizenship to minorities from 3 neighboring countries hindus sikhs buddhists jains parsis and christians but not muslims india's opposition says it's discriminatory towards the country's $200000000.00 muslims and goes against the secular constitution. pressure is mounting on the prime minister to reduce tensions there's been widespread protests since the law was passed last wednesday one which the u.n. human rights office has called fundamentally discriminatory in nature what people theme is specially after the crackdown that happened. worth and then followed by