In this photo taken December 12, 2019 a bus and car drive past a burning barricade set up by demonstrators following protests against the Citizenship Amendment Bill in Guwahati, India. — AFP pic
This morning, thousands gathered in central Guwahati as riot police looked on, with residents hurrying out to buy essentials. The Meghalaya state government has also cut off mobile internet, with parts of the capital Shillong brought under curfew since yesterday evening. The two demonstrators killed in the city were among around 20 people being treated in hospital, “a few” of whom had gunshot wounds, said Ramen Talukdar, a doctor at a Guwahati hospital.
“They can’t settle anyone in our motherland. This is unacceptable. We will die but not allow outsiders to settle here,” Manav Das, a protester told AFP today. For Islamic groups, the opposition and rights groups, it is part of Modi’s Hindu nationalist agenda to marginalise India’s 200 million Muslims. He denies this.
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