Jamia Millia Islamia University PTI
Sunday classes at Jamia Millia Islamia have been postponed as commemorative events are planned for students protesting against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA). Students plan to organize a commemorative event on the fifth anniversary of the end of the protests against CAA in 2019. Meanwhile, Jamia’s classes have been suspended. Libraries and cafeterias are also closed.
The left-wing student organization All India Students Association (AISA) has accused the university management of this. Student organizations said the administration made the decision to discourage students from participating in the program. At the same time, a video related to this has also surfaced. In this incident, students raised slogans such as “Delhi Police Go Back” to protest against the heavy deployment of police personnel outside the campus.
Courses closed due to maintenance work – Administration
Students claimed that access to the campus was restricted and those on campus were not allowed to go out. Meanwhile, people outside are also prevented from entering inside. The university administration issued three notices late Saturday night. Classes, canteens and libraries will remain closed from 1 p.m. due to maintenance work, it said. Some students raised questions about the timing of the announcement.
‘We are not even allowed to remember that terrible day’
The student organization claimed this was an attempt to suppress their right to peaceful protest. Isa said, “On December 15, 2019, Delhi Police injured our friends. They vandalized our campus and treated us like terrorists. Today, they have even banned us from remembering that terrible day. The university There was no immediate reaction from management to the allegations.
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