How a few netizens on Twitter supported the Delhi Police's actions on Jamia Millia students

Following the passing of the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, there have been protests all over India. However, the protests at the Jamia Millia Islamia quickly turned violent when the police intervened

Mereshah M

Published:16th Dec, 2019 at 6:25 PM

On a day when hundreds of students of the Jamia Millia Islamia were beaten and arrested, the internet was quick to form opinions of its own regarding the issue, and not everyone was sympathetic towards the students. The outburst on social media, especially Twitter, highlighted the hypernationalistc attitude of the people. Here are some of the comments supporting the actions of the Delhi Police:

How a few netizens on Twitter supported the Delhi Police's actions on Jamia Millia students

Following the passing of the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, there have been protests all over India. However, the protests at the Jamia Millia Islamia quickly turned violent when the police intervened

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