The demonstrators comprised mostly students of the Patna University, youths from some neighbouring towns and people owing allegiance to social and political outfits
Sisodia also tweeted some photos from the protest site
He said India has termed the NRC process as its internal matter and assured Dhaka that it would not affect Bangladesh
The death toll in violent protests over citizenship law rose to five on Sunday with two more persons succumbing to their injuries sustained in police firing
According to the official, the government has decided to shutdown Internet services in Malda, Murshidabad, Howrah, North 24 Parganas and parts of South 24 Parganas districts
Modi claimed that leaders of the opposition parties have only built palaces for themselves without being concerned about the problems faced by the people.
Party spokesperson Sambit Patra told a press conference that BJP workers will fan out across the country to inform people about the law
Some of the protesters claimed that the police baton-charged them when they were holding a peaceful agitation.
BJP leader Kapil Mishra likened the violence to the Godhra attacks and accused the AAP government of being behind it. He also said that the violence was not less than a terror attack.
The students claimed that "certain" local elements had "disrupted" their protest and indulged in violence.
According to an official, curfew was relaxed from 9 am to 6 pm in Guwahati
BJP blamed the Aam Aadmi Party for the violence and demanded it stop "provoking people", but the AAP rejected the charge
Whatever the migrations in the past, as matters stand today, the people of Bangladesh have no economic reasons to move to India and especially our Northeastern states
Opposition parties should read Constitution and refrain from wasting valuable time of Parliament or the judiciary
If a partition was imposed on the country in 1947, it has now done it on itself
Sources said a delegation of the AGP, led by Das, would leave for Delhi in the evening to file the plea in the apex court
The massive protests across the state against the Citizenship Amendment Bill (CAB), now an Act, are currently also led by the AASU, which has asserted that it will be unrelenting in its battle.
Prashant Kishor, who publicly took a stand contrary to that of his party on the citizenship law, offered his resignation to the party chief Nitish Kumar here on Saturday, sources said.
The AASU president accused AGP of "betraying" the people of the state and said the Congress was also "equally bad".
Petrol pumps in the city have also opened with vehicles waiting in lines to refuel.