Indian woman forcibly taken off stage, detained for chanting 'Pakistan Zindabad' at rally

• President of the All-India Majilis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen tried to stop Amaulya from shouting slogan.
• Amaulya has been detained and will be kept in judicial custody for three days.

An Indian woman was forcibly taken off stage by the organizers after she started chanting 'Pakistan Zindabad' at an anti-Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) rally in Bengaluru, India.

The woman named Amaulya, is a student activist, who was invited on stage to address the gathering. However, she was detained after she started chanting 'Pakistan Zindabad'. President of the All-India Majilis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) Asaduddin Owaisi present there also tried to stop her from shouting the slogan.

However, she started chanting 'Hindustan zindabad' instead when Owaisi and others tried to stop her and take her off the stage. Even when her microphone is snatched from her, Amaulya still tries to address. "The difference between Hindustan Zindabad and Pakistan Zindabad  is..," Amaulya is heard saying but several men stop her midway.

#WATCH The full clip of the incident where a woman named Amulya at an anti-CAA-NRC rally in Bengaluru raised slogan of 'Pakistan zindabad' today. AIMIM Chief Asaddudin Owaisi present at rally stopped the woman from raising the slogan; He has condemned the incident. pic.twitter.com/wvzFIfbnAJ

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Regretting the incident, Owaisi said that he and his party was against such slogans as they are for India and proud of being Indians.

Amaulya has been detained and will be kept in judicial custody for three days. Her father apologised for the act of his daughter. "Let her be in jail for a few days. She will understand the law," Times of India quoted him.