JAMIA MILLIA ISLAMIA PROTESTS
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Rijiju calls Naseeruddin Shah ‘dangerous urban dimagi naxal’
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju responded critically to actor Naseeruddin Shah's remarks regarding the education system. Shah expressed his support for Jamia Millia Islamia students and their protest to restore the student union. Rijiju labeled Shah as a 'dangerous urban dimagi naxal' and denounced his views on democracy as harmful. Additionally, Shah has publicly addressed student issues and criticized government actions in previous instances.
'I'm Dimagi naxal and declare it proudly': Naseeruddin Shah now backs Jamia students with new video
Naseeruddin Shah has expressed his pride in being labeled a 'Dimagi Naxal' by the government. He criticized the BJP-led government for undermining the education system and discouraging youth activism. Shah's support for student groups includes the students of Jamia Millia Islamia and Satyajit Ray Film Institute. He previously condemned the government's handling of protests related to NEET exam irregularities.
Jamia students continue stir for 17th day; university alleges damage to property
Protests at Jamia Millia Islamia have persisted for 17 days as students demand elections for the student union. The university announced elections would occur within 15 days after the constitution's approval, but students seek a definitive date. Security concerns have led to online classes, escalating tensions among students and officials. Scuffles broke out between students and paramilitary personnel amid intensified security measures on campus.
Negotiations underway, nobody should create law and order situation: Pralhad Joshi on Jamia protests
Union Education Minister Pralhad Joshi announced that negotiations are currently taking place with the protesting students. While students demand a definite date for polls, elections have not occurred since 2006. The students also oppose the online shift of classes and the sealing of campus entry points. Additionally, they are facing difficulties due to the closure of essential facilities on campus.
Jamia teachers accuse political actors of interfering in campus protest
Teachers at Jamia Millia Islamia have raised concerns regarding ongoing student protests on the campus. They accuse political actors of trying to escalate the situation, which interrupts academic activities. The university has responded with plans to reinstate student elections and address union restructuring. Recent events include unauthorised entries by political figures into the university, resulting in tensions and shifts to online classes.
Jamia students refuse to call off stir on 16th day, demand definite date for polls
Students at Jamia Millia Islamia remain on the 16th day of protests demanding their student union elections. The university announced elections will occur within 15 days after approving the constitution. Protesting students insist on a defined timeline for the constitution's approval and election dates. Various alumni and student organizations express solidarity with the protesters and urge for dialogue.
Jamia Milia Islamia students refuse to end protest despite poll order, scuffles break out with security personnel
Protests continue at Jamia Millia Islamia as students demand the restoration of union elections since 2006. The university announced elections would occur within 15 days after the union's constitution is approved. Students have raised concerns over the absence of a definitive timeline for these elections, leading to tensions with the administration. Classes have been shifted online due to the protests, and security has been increased on campus.
Jamia Millia Islamia students reject university notice, say hunger strike will continue until demands are met
Protesting students at Jamia Millia Islamia have rejected the administration's notice regarding their demands. They insist their agitation will persist until specific commitments about the students' union are made. The university announced elections after nearly 20 years, but students claim that communication lacks clarity on the process. Their hunger strike continues, emphasizing the need for concrete decisions from the administration.
Jamia Milia Islamia to resume student union elections after two decades, and days of protests
Jamia Millia Islamia plans to conduct students' union elections within 15 days after the constitution's approval. Protests for restoring the elected student body have been ongoing for nearly two weeks. Students launched an indefinite hunger strike and demanded a clear election schedule. The university has formed a committee to draft the new constitution while addressing the union's past dissolution.
Delhi Police register FIR against MPs for trespassing at Jamia Millia Islamia amid student protests
Delhi Police have filed a FIR against Members of Parliament who visited Jamia Millia Islamia. This visit occurred amid ongoing protests by students demanding the restoration of their student union. The protests intensified following attempts to remove students from their designated protest site on campus. Faculty and staff held a meeting to discuss actions to restore normalcy and address vandalism issues.
Jamia Millia Islamia shifts classes online amid campus unrest: What are students demanding, and why has the row escalated?
Jamia Millia Islamia has shifted all classes online until further notice amid ongoing student protests on campus. The move comes as the All India Students’ Association (AISA) alleged that students were assaulted during negotiations with the university administration. Five students have been on hunger strike since October 12, demanding the restoration of the students’ union and the withdrawal of disciplinary action.
Amit Shah to visit Delhi Police headquarters today, discuss law and order in Capital
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'No slogans calling for free Kashmir were raised in Jamia students protest': Congress MP Imran Masood
Congress MP Imran Masood visited Jamia Millia Islamia to meet with protesting students and was later detained. He clarified that no slogans for a "free Kashmir" were raised during the protests. Masood condemned those responsible for putting up posters associated with Kashmir, emphasizing its integral status to India. The students' demands resulted in the university forming a high-level committee to address their grievances.
Congress MP Imran Masood, 9 others detained near Jamia amid student protest
Jamia protests: Ten individuals were detained by Delhi Police near Jamia Millia Islamia amid ongoing protests. The protests began on October 12 and demand students' union elections. Students claim that the last elections were held in 2005, after which the union was dissolved. Tensions escalated on October 17 when authorities attempted to remove demonstrators from campus property. University security has since been tightened with students being checked prior to entry.
45 Delhi Metro stations to remain closed till 10 PM amid CJP protests in national capital
Delhi Metro Rail Corporation extended the closure of 45 metro stations until 10 pm due to security reasons, including Rajiv Chowk, Kashmere Gate, Central Secretariat, Patel Chowk, Janpath, Hauz Khas, Mandi House, ITO, and New Delhi. This decision was influenced by concerns surrounding the Cockroach Janta Party protests scheduled in the national capital. Heavy security measures were undertaken to prevent protestors from reaching the designated assembly area at Jantar Mantar.
Delhi Metro to shut gates at 57 stations due to protests; Railways cancels trains to NDLS and Hazrat Nizamuddin
Delhi Police has asked the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation to close entry and exit at certain metro stations on October 9. The restrictions are in response to anticipated protests at Jantar Mantar and other locations. Trains are expected to run at reduced frequency during this period for security reasons. Indian Railways has also canceled several trains scheduled to arrive at specific stations on October 10.
CJP's Dipke slams Centre over train cancellations ahead of Delhi protest, says 'shut down entire country if...'
Abhijeet Dipke, founder of the Cockroach Janata Party, condemned the Indian government's cancellation of trains for upcoming protests. The Delhi Police denied permission for protests at Jantar Mantar, which Dipke claims does not require police approval. He confirmed the protest would still proceed on October 10 despite the lack of authorization. Indian Railways announced multiple train cancellations and rescheduling on the same day.
Delhi Metro stations closed list: Which metro stations are closed today on October 10?
Which Delhi Metro stations are closed today: The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has announced restrictions at 45 Metro stations from 9 pm on October 9 and during October 10 amid planned protests in the capital. The measures include closing entry and exit gates, while interchange facilities will remain available at all affected stations except New Delhi Metro station. The restrictions are being implemented following a Delhi Police advisory citing concerns over possible crowd movement towards sensitive locations.
Are Delhi Metro stations closed or open today? Check affected stations, timings and what passengers need to know
Delhi Metro stations closed or open today: The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation has declared a shutdown of metro stations starting at 9 PM on October 9. This suspension will last until further notice due to planned protests on October 10. Commuters should stay updated through official channels for any news regarding travel. Additionally, Indian Railways has cancelled multiple trains to manage expected traffic disruptions.
CJP protest: Namo Bharat stations at Sarai Kale Khan, New Ashok Nagar in Delhi to remain closed till October 10
Namo Bharat stations at Sarai Kale Khan and New Ashok Nagar will close from October 9 until October 10. Delhi Police requested the DMRC to close entry and exit gates at 57 metro stations. Indian Railways has canceled all Mail and Express trains arriving at New Delhi and Hazrat Nizamuddin stations on October 10. These measures are being implemented due to expected CJP-led protests at Jantar Mantar tomorrow.
Indian Railways cancels all Mail and Express trains to New Delhi and Hazrat Nizamuddin stations on October 10
Indian Railways has cancelled Mail and Express trains scheduled to arrive at New Delhi and Hazrat Nizamuddin stations between 4 am and 2 pm on October 10, citing anticipated severe traffic congestion around the stations
Delhi Police denies CJP permission for October 10 Jantar Mantar protest, cites maintenance of public safety
Delhi Police has not approved the Cockroach Janta Party's planned protest at Jantar Mantar on October 10. The rejection was based on short notice and previous non-compliance with regulations. Concerns about public safety and law and order also influenced the decision. Proposed restrictions for metro stations in New Delhi have been suggested due to potential protests. Delays in metro services and station closures are expected until the situation is resolved.
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