Many Twitteratis were inquisitive about the marital status of the girl, while others threw disgusting remarks, raising questions over her activities during the protest. 

Six women and three men have been detained from the Shaheen Bagh for violating section 144 imposed following the coronavirus outbreak. The site has now been cleared. 

“Right to protest is a fundamental right. What is the alternative area they can continue the protests without blocking the road?” the Supreme Court said.

Nazia lost her son to a lethal cold he caught in the outdoor protests in Shaheen Bagh. She has rejoined the protests for the bright future of all the children.

“I have everything I need but I just want my mother to come back,” said the daughter of the woman arrested.

Bhatt said “Our silence will not save us and neither will the government’s. The ruling party has actually united us. Students (protesting against CAA-NRC) are giving us the message that it’s time to raise our voices. We will not stop until we are heard loud and clear. Dissent is the greatest form of patriotism.” 

Must women always be seen as puppets of men in their family who have outsourced their activism to them?

“I have grown up with sweet memories of a non-communal surrounding. So these conversations around citizenship based on religious identity hurt me a lot,” says Gul Bano.

When so many voices around you boom with the cry of “Azaadi”, you feel like change is possible.

Shaheen Bagh protestors have shown the rest of the country how to protest peacefully, and be heard.