People from across the country, especially students are protesting the Citizenship (Amendment) Act. From the Jamia Millia Islamia campus to the Aligarh Muslim University, reports of the protests turning violent have surfaced. Here is how the international media reported the incidents.
1. The New York Times
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2. The Washington Post
3. Bloomberg
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Tensions remain high across India after 5 days of protests against religion-based citizenship law https://t.co/pnhFK6hBwh
— Bloomberg (@business) December 16, 2019
4. BBC News
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5. Gulf News
6. Al Jazeera
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7. The Independent
8. Huffington Post
9. The Guardian
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