The NRC protests refer to demonstrations that erupted in India in response to the implementation of the National Register of Citizens (NRC) and the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA). Many people expressed concerns that these laws could discriminate against certain religious groups, particularly Muslims, and lead to statelessness for many individuals. Protesters, including students and activists, gathered in various cities to voice their opposition, emphasizing the importance of secularism and equality in the Indian constitution. The protests often involved peaceful marches, sit-ins, and public discussions, aiming to raise awareness about the perceived injustices of the NRC and CAA.