<p>A group of people, including students of Jamia Millia Islamia, held a protest near the Tamil Nadu House here on Saturday over the alleged lathicharge by the Chennai police on anti-CAA demonstrators.</p>.<p>The small group of protesters, which also included a couple of young women, tried to march from the Bihar Bhawan towards the Tamil Nadu House, and raised anti-BJP and anti-RSS slogans in Tamil.</p>.<p>The protesters were detained midway as they tried to march towards the Tamil Nadu House in Chanakyapuri, police said.</p>.<p>Later, a few more people, including women, were also detained.</p>.<p>Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police (New Delhi) Deepak Yadav said 27 protesters were detained and taken to a nearby police station.</p>.<p>Out of them, seven were women, he said, that adding all of them were released later.</p>.<p>The call for the protest here was given by the Jamia Coordination Committee.</p>.<p>An anti-Citizenship Amendment Act protest by Muslims turned violent in Chennai on Friday when the protesters clashed with police.</p>.<p>Four police personnel -- a woman joint commissioner, two women constables and a sub-inspector -- were injured in stone-pelting, the police said, even as reports emerged that some protesters were also hurt.</p>.<p>The protesters accused the police of resorting to lathicharge. </p>
<p>A group of people, including students of Jamia Millia Islamia, held a protest near the Tamil Nadu House here on Saturday over the alleged lathicharge by the Chennai police on anti-CAA demonstrators.</p>.<p>The small group of protesters, which also included a couple of young women, tried to march from the Bihar Bhawan towards the Tamil Nadu House, and raised anti-BJP and anti-RSS slogans in Tamil.</p>.<p>The protesters were detained midway as they tried to march towards the Tamil Nadu House in Chanakyapuri, police said.</p>.<p>Later, a few more people, including women, were also detained.</p>.<p>Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police (New Delhi) Deepak Yadav said 27 protesters were detained and taken to a nearby police station.</p>.<p>Out of them, seven were women, he said, that adding all of them were released later.</p>.<p>The call for the protest here was given by the Jamia Coordination Committee.</p>.<p>An anti-Citizenship Amendment Act protest by Muslims turned violent in Chennai on Friday when the protesters clashed with police.</p>.<p>Four police personnel -- a woman joint commissioner, two women constables and a sub-inspector -- were injured in stone-pelting, the police said, even as reports emerged that some protesters were also hurt.</p>.<p>The protesters accused the police of resorting to lathicharge. </p>