Dera violence: 'Say no to hatred' protest postponed

August 26, 2017 20:25

A protest planned tomorrow against lynchings and assaults in recent months has been postponed to September 10 in view of prohibitory orders in New Delhi.

Violence and arson spilled over to the national capital from neighbouring Haryana after self-styled godman Guru Ram Rahim's conviction in a rape case yesterday, forcing the Delhi Police to clamp down prohibitory orders till September 8.

The 'Say no to hatred' protest was planned by the campaigners behind the 'Not In My Name' movement. Various events were planned across the city as part of the protest.

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