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'Pass resolution against CAA, we will move out,' say women protestors

Defiant women and children drive anti-CAA protests in Mumbai Bagh even as the police threaten to crack down on them, citing 'traffic trouble' and 'lack of necessary permission'

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While women are at the forefront of the protest, men provide support by managing the crowd. Pics/ Ashish Raje

While women are at the forefront of the protest, men provide support by managing the crowd. Pics/ Ashish Raje

The women sitting on a dharna for the past eight days in Madanpura against the CAA, NRC and NPR, have refused to budge until the state's ruling coalition, Maha Vikas Aghadi, brings an official notification/resolution in the Assembly against the controversial Act. They say they will stay put for as long as it takes, even as the zonal deputy commissioner of police has warned of strict action against the women for blocking traffic.

Four states — Punjab, Kerala, West Bengal and Rajasthan — have passed resolutions against the Act so far.

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