<p>Waiting outside a police station in Old Delhi, a family member of one of the 15 people arrested in connection with a violent protest in the area, said, "My son-in-law had come to drop his wife near Daryaganj but was arrested for being involved in the violence."</p>.<p>Irfan was arrested when he had gone to a mosque to pray as a protest erupted outside against the new citizenship law on Friday, said his father-in-law Mohammad Salim.</p>.<p>"They (police) have not let us talk to him and we have been told the arrested persons have been taken to Tis Hazari Court," Salim said.</p>.<p>Family members said they have been waiting with bated breath to hear about their loved ones. There was a heavy deployment of Central Reserve Police Force personnel outside the police station, where the entry of outsiders was barred on Saturday.</p>.<p>Mukir saw his father being detained by police on a TV channel.</p>.<p>"My father, who is aged 60, works at a welding shop in the area. He had come out after hearing about the commotion. But I saw two policemen taking him away on TV channels," he said.</p>.<p>Mohammad Chand, a student, was also among the 40 people detained and his uncle was also waiting for him outside the police station.</p>.<p>"He was here to offer prayers and had nothing to do with what happened," he said.</p>.<p>Police said 15 people have been arrested in connection with the violence in Daryaganj during a protest against the new citizenship law. Initially 10 people were held but five more were arrested later.</p>.<p>Those arrested have been charged with rioting and using force to deter policemen from doing duty, police said.</p>.<p>According to police, the protesters had set on fire a private car parked at Subhash Marg area on Friday evening. The fire was immediately doused.</p>
<p>Waiting outside a police station in Old Delhi, a family member of one of the 15 people arrested in connection with a violent protest in the area, said, "My son-in-law had come to drop his wife near Daryaganj but was arrested for being involved in the violence."</p>.<p>Irfan was arrested when he had gone to a mosque to pray as a protest erupted outside against the new citizenship law on Friday, said his father-in-law Mohammad Salim.</p>.<p>"They (police) have not let us talk to him and we have been told the arrested persons have been taken to Tis Hazari Court," Salim said.</p>.<p>Family members said they have been waiting with bated breath to hear about their loved ones. There was a heavy deployment of Central Reserve Police Force personnel outside the police station, where the entry of outsiders was barred on Saturday.</p>.<p>Mukir saw his father being detained by police on a TV channel.</p>.<p>"My father, who is aged 60, works at a welding shop in the area. He had come out after hearing about the commotion. But I saw two policemen taking him away on TV channels," he said.</p>.<p>Mohammad Chand, a student, was also among the 40 people detained and his uncle was also waiting for him outside the police station.</p>.<p>"He was here to offer prayers and had nothing to do with what happened," he said.</p>.<p>Police said 15 people have been arrested in connection with the violence in Daryaganj during a protest against the new citizenship law. Initially 10 people were held but five more were arrested later.</p>.<p>Those arrested have been charged with rioting and using force to deter policemen from doing duty, police said.</p>.<p>According to police, the protesters had set on fire a private car parked at Subhash Marg area on Friday evening. The fire was immediately doused.</p>