Chief Justice of India (CJI) SA Bobde Monday slammed the Jamia students' showdown with Delhi Police on Sunday and said that it will hear the matter as and when the rioting stops. Meanwhile, the SC will also take the citizenship amendment Act matters on 18 December (Wednesday). The situation is tense at the Jamia Milia Islamia University campus and Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) a day after hundreds of agitators took to roads in Delhi and across states to protest against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA). The protests took a violent turn on Sunday as agitators torched DTC buses, two police vehicles and smashed dozen private cars. Over 60 people including studens, cops and fire fighters were injured during the anti-CAA protests in Delhi. Around 50 students who were detained during protest at Jamia on Sunday were released in the early hours of Monday. Meanwhile, videos of purported police firing, injured students in the university bathroom as well as footage of them bleeding emerged on the social media. But Delhi Police refuted reports of any casualty during the clashes. Following the arson on roads, police entered the Jamia university campus, where tension prevailed as several persons were detained for alleged involvement in the violence. AMU was also on edge on Sunday after students protesting against the CAA clashed with police at a campus gate following the.., ► Download TV9 Kannada Android App:
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