Protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and National Register of Citizens (NRC) erupted across Delhi as citizens expressed opposition to laws perceived as discriminatory and unconstitutional. Students, activists, women, and civil society groups mobilized in streets, universities, and public spaces, demanding protection of secularism, equal rights, and citizenship for all. Demonstrations highlighted fears of marginalization, particularly among Muslims, and called attention to state accountability. Despite police restrictions, sit-ins, marches, and candlelight vigils continued, reflecting widespread dissent. The protests became a symbol of democratic resistance, emphasizing that civic engagement and peaceful mobilization are essential to uphold constitutional values and human rights in India.