14 Students at Jamia Detained for Protest Against Disciplinary Action

Aheli Das, Hemani Bhandari | 14 February 2025 | Hindustan Times

Fourteen students from Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) were detained by the Delhi Police early on Thursday, three days into a protest against show-cause notices handed to some students by the university. The alleged showdown took place around five hours after six students were suspended by the varsity for "vandalising" university property.

The JMI administration, in a statement, accused protesters of "vandalising university property including the central canteen, breaking the gate of the security advisor's (office), defacing walls, and carrying contraband objects."…

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