Multiple Fake news claims-: Pictures and video claiming to be coming from Jamia where students were beaten by Delhi Police.
There are too many videos coming from Jamia Delhi police lathi charge, Remain silence attack on Muslims Next will be you@IndiasMuslims

There are too much videos coming from jamia delhi police lathi charge

Remain silence attack on Muslims Next will be you@IndiasMuslims pic.twitter.com/G6VH2s3KMU

— faizan (@faizan0008) February 10, 2020

Students of #Jamia Milia Islamia brutally injured in lathi charge by Delhi Police. More than 50 students have been hurt.

Students of #Jamia Milia Islamia brutally injured in lathi charge by Delhi Police. More than 50 students have been hurt. #संघियो_के_हाथबिकचुकी_है_दिल्लीपुलिस pic.twitter.com/Rq0Rl5mAML

— Misbah (@mishu_54) February 10, 2020

Students of #Jamia Milia Islamia brutally injured in lathi charge by Delhi Police. More than 50 students have been hurt. #संघियो_के_हाथबिकचुकी_है_दिल्लीपुलिस #संघियो_के_हाथबिकचुकी_है_दिल्लीपुलिस pic.twitter.com/DjDbleDXeN

— HINDUSTANI (@Indianlion13) February 10, 2020

Students of #Jamia Milia Islamia brutally injured in lathi charge by Delhi Police. More than 50 students have been hurt. #JMI #संघियो_के_हाथबिकचुकी_है_दिल्लीपुलिस

Students of #Jamia Milia Islamia brutally injured in lathi charge by Delhi Police. More than 50 students have been hurt. #JMI #संघियो_के_हाथबिकचुकी_है_दिल्लीपुलिस pic.twitter.com/igOI2txv2W

— 🇸🇦🇮🇳محمد عثمان۔بن۔یامین🇮🇳🇸🇦 (@UsmanXaifi) February 10, 2020

Height of brutality unleashed by the Police in Jamia today....Even a physically handicapped student was not spared....No words!!!! #JamiaProtests #JamiaMilliaIslamia

Height of brutality unleashed by the Police in Jamia today....Even a physically handicapped student was not spared....No words!!!! #JamiaProtests #JamiaMilliaIslamia pic.twitter.com/qDh4DwrMhT

— Bushra Khanum بشریٰ خانم (@bushrakhanum86) February 10, 2020

Facts Check Verdict: Mixed

News Verification: A post shared by many users on Social media claiming of Delhi Police lathi-charge against the students of Jamia is not true. We did not any reference for lathi-charge by the police, yet fake and old pictures and videos are being shared.

Anya Shankar, a reporter claimed and posted a video of mild police action “Police did use mild force to push back protesters who were constantly clashing with them and throwing water packets in their direction. Lathis and batons were even raised to scare off protesters but there was no lathi-charge. The video has been shot by me.”

Police did use mild force to push back protesters who were constantly clashing with them and throwing water packets in their direcrion. Lathis and batons were even raised to scare off protesters but there was no lathicharge. The video has been shot by me. pic.twitter.com/vw5RZD3oUU

— Anya Shankar (@AnyaShankar) February 10, 2020

She said, “Too many rumors doing the rounds of police lathi-charge near Jamia. This is completely false. Those spreading this misinformation intentionally should realize this will harm not just their own credibility, but also of the anti-CAA movement.”

Too many rumours doing the rounds of police lathicharge near Jamia. This is completely false. Those spreading this misinformation intentionally should realise this will harm not just their own credibility, but also of the anti-CAA movement.

— Anya Shankar (@AnyaShankar) February 10, 2020

As per news18, 16 students are admitted to Al Shifa Hospital, of which eight have been sent home. .. Students and other protesters, who were in the first line (near barricades), have been injured and pushed by the riot police. However, an official said that no protesters were lathi-charged.

Students' narrative of today's casualty during the March to Parliament. Via. @jamianews #jamia #jamianews #sosJamia #JamiaProtests #shameondelhipolice pic.twitter.com/CTD7RkjzbM

— Asfiya khan (@Asfiyak22) February 10, 2020

The protesters, including several women, began their march from Jamia's gate no 7 around noon amid heavy deployment of security personnel in and around the university.

The scuffle intensified by 6.00 pm as the students refused to budge and a group of protesters gheraoed the Sukhdev Vihar police station. Some protesters jumped over barricades as police in riot gear tried to stop them.

The situation in Jamia became tense after scores of Millia students and residents of Jamia Nagar got into a scuffle with Delhi police after they were stopped from carrying an anti-CAA march towards Parliament. the student said that the cops were beating them below the belt so that the camera could not capture it. Some students were detained but were released later.

Yes, there was some police action, but the police mildly tried to stop the huge crowd of protestors.