Film Industry Protests Against Police Brutality On Jamia Students And Other Stories From Ent

1. 'Students Aren't Criminals', Celebs React To Delhi Police Using Violence Against Jamia Students

The protests against the Citizenship act took an ugly turn last night, the maximum presence of police force on the road was seen in the areas around Jamia, Okhla, Kalindi Kunj, Sarita Vihar, Kalkaji, Sunlight Colony and DAV College. 2.

2. People Question SRK, Ranveer And Aamir's Silence Over Police Brutality Against Jamia Students

The protests over the Citizenship (Amendment) Act went from bad to worse in the national capital region after violence erupted at several places on Sunday, 15 December. According to reports, Delhi Police entered the campus of Jamia Millia Islamia university without permission and beat up students and staff, Waseem Ahmed Khan, Chief Proctor of the varsity told ANI.

3. Anurag Kashyap & Rajkummar Rao Condemn Violence On Jamia students, Call Government ¡®Fascist¡¯

Filmmaker Anurag Kashyap was among many actors and voices from the entertainment industry. He had quit Twitter in August but returned today, only to make his voice heard.

4. Hollywood Star John Cusack Extends Support to Jamia Protestors, Calls Fascism Deadly

Joining the bandwagon of people who have expressed their opinion on the same is Hollywood superstar John Cusack.

5. Filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt Joins CAB Protest In Mumbai, Says It Violates Constitutional Values

"We believe Citizenship Amendment Bill is discriminatory and it violates the constitutional values. We don't accept this bill and if it becomes a law we shall boycott its execution. We pledge not to submit any documents if asked to prove our citizenship," he has said in the video.