NSTworld: Widespread street demonstrations, and occasionally deadly clashes, have gripped the Hindu-majority nation since the law was approved by parliament last month.
Widespread street demonstrations, and occasionally deadly clashes, have gripped the Hindu-majority nation since the law was approved by parliament last month.
“What we are fighting for is the future of India,” Surita Roy, a woman who joined the rally, told AFP. Students from leftist groups protesting against Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and India's new citizenship law try to break through a police barricade near the governor's house in Kolkata on January 11, 2020.-AFP
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