Crackdown on Muslim Students in India: #ThankYouJinnah is trending on Twitter

After watching Brutal crackdown on Muslim students of Aligarh Muslim university in India, Pakistani Twitteraties are much obliged and giving a huge thank you to Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinna by trending #ThankYouJinnah on Twitter.

I am a Hindu and I’m so glad my grandparents remained in Pakistan during partition . To be an Indian is a Curse with Modites and RSS Hindutva Goons in Power there . #ThankYouJinnah

— Dewan Sachal (@essel1) December 15, 2019

Quaid E Azam said it 72 years ago.

It just took 72 long years for the world to realise that #Jinnah was right.#ThankYouJinnah#CAAProtests

— Mir Mohammad Alikhan (@MirMAKOfficial) December 16, 2019

https://twitter.com/p__un__k/status/1206591575339470848?s=20

To whom it may concern

"…. One nation ruling, another, by means of (the) BALLOT BOX …… freedom should mean freedom, BOTH, from British exploitation & Hindu domination……. Muslims will never agree, merely to a CHANGE of MASTERS"
Quaid-e-Azam MA Jinnah. #ThankYouJinnah pic.twitter.com/PxyqWaIsKm

— Asfandyar Bhittani (@BhittaniKhannnn) December 11, 2019

After #AligarhMuslimUniversity incident in Indian. I would like to say #ThankYouJinnah for making an independent country for us.

You are free to go to your mosques or to any other place of worship in this State of Pakistan."
-Muhammad Ali Jinnah pic.twitter.com/efkPcr46HT

— Syeda Laila Jaffri 🇵🇰 (@Mohtermalaila) December 16, 2019

Today i feel proud to being a Pakistani 💚💚#ThankYouJinnah pic.twitter.com/0HNXnUKrLg

— Yazdan Ali (@Firststep_2ward) December 16, 2019

do you realize the importance of Freedom ??#ThankYouJinnah pic.twitter.com/89NRQXnjwh

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— Syeda Laila Jaffri 🇵🇰 (@Mohtermalaila) December 16, 2019

The clashes at Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) started after the agitation against the bill by the students of Jamia Millia Islamia University on Sunday.

Sixty students of the Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) were injured as clashes broke out between the students and the police during the protests against the Citizenship (Amendment) bill at the University gate.

After the protest, the administration announced closure of the university till January 5, 2020.

AMU Registrar Abdul Hamid said the police entered the campus late Sunday night and clashes were reported from inside. “Hostels are being evacuated,” he said.

Anti-CAB protest: Indian police fire blanks at protesters

Tension remained high at the epicenter of the unrest in Assam state’s biggest city, Guwahati, with a fresh demonstration expected on Sunday over the legislation even as some shops opened amid an easing of the curfew during the day.

The legislation, passed by the national parliament, allows New Delhi to grant citizenship to millions of illegal immigrants who entered India from three neighbouring countries on or before December 31, 2014 – but not if they are Muslim.

In Assam, three people died in hospital after being shot, while another died when a shop he was sleeping in was set on fire and a fifth after he was beaten up during a protest, officials said.

Train services were also suspended in some parts of the east on Sunday after violence in eastern West Bengal state, with demonstrators torching trains and buses.

The worsened situation of the city has already led Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to cancel a planned visit to India from Sunday.