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Violent protests against CAA unfortunate: tweets PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted and said that violent protests that had been erupted in Assam, West Bengal and Delhi were unfortunate and deeply distressing. He also said that raising one's voice via protests is absolutely right but destruction of public property was never a part of values.
Earlier, JMI VC demanded inquiry in Delhi clash
Earlier, JMI VC demanded inquiry in Delhi clash
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