India / Students hide t-shirts with shirts, later display anti-CAA messages at Wankhede

As many as 25 students from various Mumbai colleges protested against anti-CAA at Wankhede Stadium during Tuesday's India-Australia ODI. While entering the stadium, they hid their t-shirts displaying "No NRC, No NPR, No CAA" messages with shirts. "We opened our outer shirts...around 20th over. We chanted slogans such as 'Bharat Mata Ki Jai' and 'Vande Mataram'," a student said.

Indiatimes : Jan 15, 2020, 09:54 AM

There’s no dearth of finding a way to protest, especially when it comes to the young generation.

For the ongoing India-Australia match at Mumbai’s Wankhede Stadium, the authorities had banned black clothing fearing protests against the contentious Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), National Register of Citizenc (NRC) and National Population Register (NPR).

Protesters went to Wankhede Stadium to watch #INDvsAUS match wearing anti #CAA_NRC_NPR messages. pic.twitter.com/L4nD8CEVBS
— Shivangi Thakur (@thakur_shivangi) January 14, 2020

However, the protesters were already thinking way ahead of the authorities.

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वानखेडे स्टेडियम

No CAA No NRC@BhootSantosh @SanjayV_INC @RiituS @speedtoready123 @Blackreturns110 pic.twitter.com/VsWNzbczt9
— Jatinder kumar tony (@tony_jatinder) January 14, 2020

A group of youngsters, wearing white t-shirts with different letters written on their t-shirts, showed up at the match, and when standing in order, this is what the letters read:

They young protesters were hailed on social media as heroes.

However, the protesters were quickly escorted out of the stadium.