Several protesters felt sick after security forces fired tear gas shells at the CJP's sansad march.

Several rounds of tear gas shells have been fired in just the last few minutes right in front of us. And you can see here one protester is feeling unwell after that. His eyes are burning so much. We tried to help him, but he's not even able to speak to us. His hands are shaking. He's feeling really unwell right now. And this happened in front of us. We were just a little far away, luckily, from where the shells were fired. So we are not feeling as bad. But he was close to where the shells were fired, which is why he is really unwell right now. What would you like to say about this? You were also in protest. What does it mean to tear gas on students? Water, water. You tell me, the government buys tear gas from us, isn't it? To use on citizens. What is this? I don't understand what is going on here. That we are protesting for our rights, protesting for human rights, and we are being detained unlawfully. I don't understand it. That too to save corrupt politicians. We are the students of our country. We are fighting for ourselves, we are not asking for anything. This protest is going on in the rain, it's raining heavily. These protesters today have been beaten up, many of them have been detained, many of them have been injured, many of them have faced tear gas shells, we have faced tear gas shells. While the police says that we are doing all of this because they are doing an illegal march to the parliament and meanwhile many of these protesters say they don't even know what to do next, where to go next, because there are internet jammers and they are not able to communicate with the CJP leadership.