Carrying a tricolor flag, students clapped and raised slogans against the Central Government and Delhi police during the protests. Live streamed their protests through twitter and Face Book and other social media platforms

New Delhi: The students protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) in the country spread over 22 universities on Monday. The Delhi based Jamia Millia University students protests since four days turned into violence, that leads unity in the students and are staging protests in all states.

   The opposition parties, civil society, legal bodies and the general public joined in the protests on Monday. The JMU students faced bravely the brutality of the police in the protests leads professors and parents to join in this protests, a day after facing police brutality. A number of students, including women students, once again took to the streets outside the university to protest the police action against their fellow students. Local residents and guardians also came out in support of protesting students. Protests were reported from university students those in Delhi, Chandigarh, Lucknow, Patna, Guwahati, Kolkata, Aligarh Muslim University, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai and Pondicherry.

   Several Delhi University students boycotted exams and staged protests outside the Arts faculty in North Campus to express solidarity with Jamia Millia University students. Carrying a tricolor flag, students clapped and raised slogans against the Central Government and Delhi police during the protests. Live streamed their protests through twitter and Face Book and other social media platforms. As many as 50 detained Jamia students were released even as the situation in the campus remained tense. Several hostel students leaving for home on the announcement of the vacation till January 5.