['Men in black' had earlier pariticapted in an anti-CAA-NRC-NPR rally in Calicut.]
Kozhikode (Kerala): Kerala's Indian Union Muslim League (IUML) on Monday announced that one lakh workers of its youth wing, clad in black garments, will line the roads to "welcome" Union Home Minister Amit Shah on his visit here on January 15.
"All of them will be wearing black dress and the protest will be held between 3 p.m. to 4 p.m.," said the IUML, the second-biggest component of the Congress-led United Democratic Front.
Shah is to due to address a public meeting to defend the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and the Muslim Youth League (MYL) workers will line up on one side of the 35 kms road from the airport to the meeting venue.
However, Amit Shah, who will land at the Karippur airport, will reach the meeting venue about 35 km away, on a chopper.
Ahead of the black wall protest, the MYL also plans to print the famous 1893 Chicago speech of Swami Vivekananda and distribute the same at public places on January 12, the birth anniversary of the Indian philosopher.
The IUML was the first to file a petition in the Supreme Court against the Citizenship Amendment Act and since then has been strongly opposing it.
MYL also said that the home minister is asking RSS leaders and workers to initiate violence on the model of what happened in 2002 in Gujarat.
"The violence against JNU students Sunday night by armed mobs was evidence of that", MYL General Secretary PK Firos said at a press conference in Kozhikode said.
For all the latest News, Opinions and Views, download ummid.com App.
Select Language To Read in Urdu, Hindi, Marathi or Arabic.
Spontaneous protests in different parts of India over JNU assault
Masked 'goons' attack JNU Peace March; Several students, teachers badly injured
Also Read
"30 Minutes Of Pure Terror": Reporter covering JNU violence
Muzaffarnagar Ek Baar Phir - Muzaffarnagar Once Again
"More brutal than Jamia": Fact finding report on police action against AMU students
Protests against CAA, NRC spread to other cities of UP, Death toll 15
Missile fired from US military base in Qatar killed Qassem Soleimani
Qassem Soleimani's Killing Has Put World On Edge
Qasem Soleimani was behind killings of thousands in Iraq, Syria in the name of fighting Daesh
Iranian Revolutionary Guard Chief Gen Qassem Soleimani killed in US strike
"He came like an angel": UP cop rescued by Haji Qadir during violent protest over CAA
Amid anti-CAA protest in UP, Hindus form human chain to escort Muslim 'baraat'
Peaceful and Powerful, Hyderabad Million March ends with Cleanliness Drive
Hyderabad Million March Against CAA-NRC-NPR Today: Key Highlights
India rings in New Year 2020 with fresh protests against CAA-NRC-NPR
CAA-NRC-NPR: Different Labels, Same Goal
"We the people of India": Hundreds pledge to boycott CAA-NRC-NPR at India Gate
Malegaon joins anti-Citizenship Act stir; all schools, colleges shut
Lawyers unearth chilling account of police brutality in AMU
NPR 2019 vs NPR 2010: Key difference that rings alarm bells
"CAA, NPR, NRC all interlinked": Owaisi asks KCR to stay NPR work
NPR gets cabinet nod, to be completed before 2021 Census