Don't Target Jamia & Malign Students: Jamia VC

    • Publish Date: Dec 16 2019 3:55PM
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    • Updated Date: Dec 16 2019 3:55PM
Don't Target Jamia & Malign Students: Jamia VC

NEW DELHI: A day after police clashed with the students of Jamia Millia Islamia University, vice chancellor Najma Akhtar demanded a high-level inquiry and added that the university will be filing an FIR against the entry of the police inside the university campus. Akhtar said that the police entered the campus without permission and added that the administration will present the facts of the clashes to human resource and development ministry.

"Don't target Jamia and malign its students. You can rebuild the property but you cannot compensate for the things the students went through," she said. Akhtar was speaking a day after several students were injured in clashes with the police during a protest against the Citizenship Act in the national capital. The university administration accused the police of entering the university campus without permission and using "brute" force against the students. During the clashes, several students were injured.

On Monday morning, she asked the students to not believe in rumours. "I also appeal to everyone to not believe in any kind of rumours. We will file an FIR against the entry of Police inside the university campus. We demand a high-level inquiry," she told reporters. The university vice chancellor also denied rumours circulating on social media that two people have died in the clashes with the police.

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