Prohibitory orders imposed in North East Delhi, police conducts flag march after area witnesses violence during anti-CAA protests

New Delhi: Prohibitory orders were imposed in 12 police station areas of Northeast Delhi on Friday as police carried out a flag march in the district which witnessed violence during protests against the amended citizenship law three days ago, officials said. [caption id=“attachment_7784561” align=“alignleft” width=“380”] File image of protests against Citizenship Amendment Act. PTI[/caption] The police also used drones to keep a tab on the law and order situation in the area. Joint Commissioner of Police Alok Kumar and Deputy Commissioner of Police Ved Prakash Surya were among senior officers who were present during the flag march. Follow LIVE updates on protests against Citizenship Amendment Act “We are conducting a flag march in the area to maintain law and order and peace,” DCP Surya said. A person identified as Rashid was arrested on Thursday in connection with the violence and vandalism in Seelampur during the protest, the police said.