The 620-km long human chain stretching from Kasaragod in north Kerala to the southernmost Kaliyakkavilai in Thiruvananthapuram saw the participation of about 60 to 70 lakh people.

The 620-km long human chain stretching from Kasaragod in north Kerala to the southernmost Kaliyakkavilai in Thiruvananthapuram saw the participation of about 60 to 70 lakh people.

The 620-km long human chain stretching from Kasaragod in north Kerala to the southernmost Kaliyakkavilai in Thiruvananthapuram saw the participation of about 60 to 70 lakh people.

Thiruvananthapuram: On January 26, the ruling Left Democratic Front (LDF) organised a 620km human chain in Kerala demanding the withdrawal of the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA).

The chain stretched from Kasargod town in north Kerala to Kaliyakkavilai in Thiruvananthapuram and saw participation of 70 lakh people.

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Malayala Manorama photographers captured these pictures from different districts.

Thiruvananthapuram

Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, along with his family members, joined the chain at Palayam in Thiruvananthapuram.

Kerala Chief Minister Pinaryi Vijayan and CPI Secretary Kanam Rajendran at the human chain protest against CAA at Thiruvananthapuram. Photo: RS Gopan

Alappuzha

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People from Pathanamthitta and Kottayam districts joined the chain in Alappuzha. 

Protest at Alappuzha district. Photo: Arun John

Kozhikode

Human chain in Kannur district. Photo: Harilal

A view of the human chain from the bypass road in Kozhikode.

Human chain at Kozhikode. Photo: MT Vidhuraj

Kannur

Crowd gathers in Kannur ahead of the human chain formation. Photo: Harilal
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Thousands of people turned up at Kannur to join the human chain.

Malappuram

Former Jammu and Kashmir MLA, Mohammed Yousuf Tarigami, joined the chain at Malappuram.

Human chain at Malappuram. Photo: Sameer A Hameed