A Delhi Police officer has been killed and another was injured brutally after the anti-CAA protesters got violent for the second time in last 24 hours.

Entry and exit gates of Jaffrabad Metro Stations have been closed after people continued their protest against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and the National Register of Citizens (NRC). The metro trains will not be taking a halt at the station.

Delhi Police has released a fresh batch of videos to defend their action against the protesters responsible for the violence of December 15 at the Jamia Millia Islamia University. The cops claimed that the stone pelters had taken shelter in the university building where the library is located and the police officials had entered the campus while giving chase to protesters who were responsible for the violence that day.

A fresh video of December 15 incident at the Jamia Millia Islamia University has been released on the internet where Delhi Police officials can be seen attacking the unarmed students inside a library they chose to hide inside.

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Supreme Court on Monday said that anti-CAA protesters at the Shaheen Bagh cannot block roads and create inconvenience for others.

In a new twist to BJP vs AAP battle over the Shaheen Bagh shooter, his father has claimed that neither he nor his son belongs to Aam Aadmi Party, contradicting claims made by the Delhi Police officer based on the observation of pictures received in his mobile phone.

Aam Aadmi Party has tagged the Delhi Police officer as 'BJP spokesperson' after he claimed that the arrested Shaheen Bagh shooter was a primary member of AAP. The party claimed that this is all a conspiracy of BJP and the Delhi Police is working on the orders of Union Minister Amit Shah.

Two suspects wearing red jackets arrived on a scooter at the spot, said Jamia Coordination Committee. No one from the protesters has been reported injured in the incident.

Defending themselves, Delhi Police claimed that they 'did not get time to react'. The cops had come under massive criticism for appearing as mute spectators in the video of the incident where the armed man was seen walking and shouting 'Yeh Loh Azaadi'.