students of JAMIA MILLIA ISLAMIA began to protest against the CAA. They marched towards the Parliament where the police stopped them from entering and going ahead. The police used batons and tear gas to stop the crowd from moving forward. Around 50 students were detained by the policemen during the clash. The students claimed that first the police got violent and attacked the peaceful protest by throwing stones ,sticks and releasing the tear gas, which injured students in large numbers. The students then retaliated with the stones and it was then when the clash ensued. The police denies all the allegations claiming that when the students were stopped to take their march onwards they attacked the policemen with stones and in order to disperse the crowd they used the tear gas. On 15th December 2019 during the morning around 2000 students of JAMIA MILLIA ISLAMIA began to protests against the CAA in Delhi. Jamia Millia Student Body and Jamia Millia Teacher’s Association condemned the violence on the same day in Delhi stating that neither the students nor the teachers were involved. At 6:45 pm on the same day hundreds of police officers entered the college forcefully without the permission of the college authority and used batons and tear gas on the students involved in the protests. Around hundred students were detained by the police and were later released at 3:30 am next morning. The visuals of the students being hit and dragged by the officers were telecasted continuously on the news channels. Students from other universities of Delhi began to agitate. Many got injured and were taken to AIIMS and Holy Family Hospital. On 16th December 2019, two students of Jamia were admitted in the Safdarjung Hospital with bullet injuries received during the protests. One of the victims M. Tamin stated that he wasn’t a part of the protest and was just passing through that area when the police started canning the protestors and it is then when he got shot in the leg. The doctors treating him confirmed that the wounds were caused by gun shots. For now, the university has been shut until 5th January, 2020 and the residents are asked to leave thr campus as soon as possible. The vice chancellor of the college has given a statement saying that they’ll be filing a case against the police for forcefully entering the college premises and assaulting the students. – Versha Singh
Criminal Appeal No.273 of 1988 Against The Judgment Dated 13th May 1988 Passed by 3rd Additional Sessions Judge, Nawadah, in Session Trial No. 170 of 1987/131 of 1987