When thousands of students laid siege to the headquarters of the Delhi Police on the cold night of December 15, it was no ordinary protest. They could have been enjoying themselves hanging out someplace else, but instead they chose to be out on the streets risking their personal safety and confronting the police who had just hours earlier beaten up students of the Jamia Milia University.
The protesters came in a spontaneous show of solidarity from colleges across Delhi and their vigil with placards denouncing the police and the government continued into the early morning. They were asking for justice. . .
