PICS: Vehicles Torched In Lucknow; Several Detained In Delhi & Bengaluru During Anti-CAA Protests

The protests against CAA led to major violence in the city of Nawabs. Police officials had to use tear gas and lathi charge to maintain law and order in the city. (PIC Credit- ANI)

Section 144 has been imposed in several places in Karnataka to maintain law and order in the wake of anti-CAA protests. Here’s a photo from Bengaluru! (PIC Credit- PTI)

A large number of people came out of their homes to oppose Citizenship Amendment Act despite imposition of Section 144 in Uttar Pradesh, parts of Delhi. Swaraj Abhiyan founder Yogendra Yadav was detained by the police during the anti-CAA protests. (PIC Credit- PTI)

People were detained in Karnataka’s capital Bengaluru during the anti-CAA protests. (PIC Credit- PTI)

The situation in Lucknow turned tense after protestors pelted stones on policemen and set vehicles on fire. (PIC Credit- ANI)

Left leaders including Brinda Karat, D Raja and Sitaram Yechury protested against the CAA at Mandi House, Delhi. They were detained by the police. (PIC Credit- PTI)

Despite Delhi Police’s prohibitory orders, several people gathered near the Red Fort area to stage protests against CAA. (PIC Credit- PTI)

Delhi Police detained a large number of protestors, who came out to oppose the Citizenship Amendment Act 2019. (PIC Credit- PTI)

Women Protestors were also detained by the police near Charminar in Hyderabad. (PIC Credit- PTI)

Several protestors condemned the police violence against the students in Jamia University. (PIC Credit- PTI)

The people in Delhi continued to protest despite the prohibitory orders imposed by the police in the area. (PIC Credit- PTI)

Several protestors were detained by police in Delhi for defying prohibitory orders imposed by the Delhi Police during their protest at the Red Fort. (PIC Credit- PTI)

Samajwadi Party (SP) leaders protested against the CAA in Lucknow’s Vidhan Sabha premises. (PIC Credit- PTI)

Vikassheel Insaan Party party lead Mukesh Sahani and his supporters blocked a railway track in Patna's Rajendra Nagar.

Protesters in Bihar's capital Patna vandalized vehicles while protesting against NRC and CAA.