MUMBAI: Hundreds of students staged a protest march here on Monday to express solidarity with students of Jamia Millia and AMU protesting against the amended Citizenship Act.
Students from the Tata Institute of Social Science (TISS) gathered outside the college premises, carrying placards with anti-government slogans.
"The nation is dying while you are sleeping," read one of the placards.
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The students also shouted slogans against what they called "Godi Media".
They shouted slogans condemning "police brutality and violence" against the Jamia and AMU students.
"The time has come to speak up guys," shouted a student.
Students assembled outside the institute in Deonar and demanded scrapping the National Register of Citizens and Citizenship Act.
Fahad Ahmed, a second-year student of Ph.D. said Delhi Police should learn a lesson from Mumbai Police.
"We assembled here in large numbers but none of the officers even touched any student.
We are here against the government and brutality of Delhi Police," he told PTI.
"We are here since morning and protesting peacefully. We want Delhi Police officers to be held responsible for the Jamia incident," he said.