A young girl attends a rally against Modi's Citizenship Amendment Act in Bangalore today
MUSLIM women called for “revolution” as they occupied the streets of Delhi today as part of continuing protests against the racist citizenship law of far-right Prime Minister Narenda Modi.
Protest songs and anti-government slogans filled the air as women poured out of their homes and onto the highway in Delhi’s Shaheen Bagh district, where they have been holding a month long sit-in.
They chanted: “Inquilab zindabad,” (“Long live the revolution!”) as they navigated their way through police barricades to a rally of speeches and music.
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