<p>Twenty-one people, including 12 policemen, were injured in the violence that erupted during a protest against the amended citizenship law in Delhi's Seelampur and Jafrabad areas on Tuesday, police said.</p>.<p>Three Rapid Action Force (RAF) personnel were also injured, an officer said.</p>.<p>Two FIRs have been registered at the Seelampur and the Jafrabad police stations in connection with the violence, according to the officer.</p>.<p>The cases have been registered under several sections of Indian Penal Code (IPC), including rioting, damaging of public property and use of criminal force against a public servant in order to deter him from discharging his duty.</p>.<p>Angry protestors torched three motor bikes, pelted stones at police personnel and damaged three buses and two police booths in the violence. A mobile toilet was also set on fire.</p>.<p>Eight CCTV cameras installed in and around a booth in the Seelampur area were taken away by protestors. A LED TV, which was installed inside the booth for monitoring feed from the cameras , was also taken away by the protestors, the officer said.</p>.<p>The officer said people were holding a protest march and it was peaceful till noon, but it turned violent when around 3,000 people joined it.</p>.<p>"We requested them to go back at Seelampur T-point. Protestors ignored our repeated requests and they resorted to stone-pelting. We had to use tear gas to disperse the crowd," he said.</p>.<p>Police said that protestors resorted to arson and damaged public properties.</p>.<p>The clashes erupted two days after violence broke out during a protest in the New Friends area in South Delhi near Jamia Millia Islamia.</p>.<p>A large number of policemen had deployed as tension prevailed in Seelampur and adjoining areas following the violence. </p>
<p>Twenty-one people, including 12 policemen, were injured in the violence that erupted during a protest against the amended citizenship law in Delhi's Seelampur and Jafrabad areas on Tuesday, police said.</p>.<p>Three Rapid Action Force (RAF) personnel were also injured, an officer said.</p>.<p>Two FIRs have been registered at the Seelampur and the Jafrabad police stations in connection with the violence, according to the officer.</p>.<p>The cases have been registered under several sections of Indian Penal Code (IPC), including rioting, damaging of public property and use of criminal force against a public servant in order to deter him from discharging his duty.</p>.<p>Angry protestors torched three motor bikes, pelted stones at police personnel and damaged three buses and two police booths in the violence. A mobile toilet was also set on fire.</p>.<p>Eight CCTV cameras installed in and around a booth in the Seelampur area were taken away by protestors. A LED TV, which was installed inside the booth for monitoring feed from the cameras , was also taken away by the protestors, the officer said.</p>.<p>The officer said people were holding a protest march and it was peaceful till noon, but it turned violent when around 3,000 people joined it.</p>.<p>"We requested them to go back at Seelampur T-point. Protestors ignored our repeated requests and they resorted to stone-pelting. We had to use tear gas to disperse the crowd," he said.</p>.<p>Police said that protestors resorted to arson and damaged public properties.</p>.<p>The clashes erupted two days after violence broke out during a protest in the New Friends area in South Delhi near Jamia Millia Islamia.</p>.<p>A large number of policemen had deployed as tension prevailed in Seelampur and adjoining areas following the violence. </p>