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LUCKNOW : The Aligarh Muslim College Previous Boys’ Affiliation (AMUOBA) of Lucknow has expressed concern over the legislation and order state of affairs in AMU after some Kashmiri college students had been attacked on the campus.
Kashmiri college students at AMU have complained of assaults on them and the Jammu & Kashmir College students’ Affiliation (JKSA) of AMU has additionally written to dwelling minister Amit Shah in search of a probe.
On Tuesday, a video purportedly surfaced exhibiting Kashmiri college students being attacked by a gaggle. Within the clip, one of many attackers is seen brandishing a pistol.
College students from Kashmir at AMU have been protesting for the final three-four days in opposition to the alleged harassment confronted by them. The protests began after a December 25 incident when a PhD scholar from Kashmir was allegedly thrashed by different college students for requesting them to not play badminton at 1am on the hostel premises at MM Corridor.
A JKSA delegation additionally met Aligarh BJP MP Satish Gautam and demanded “security and safety”.
Speaking to TOI, president of AMUOBA Lucknow, Prof Shakeel Ahmad Qidwai mentioned, “It’s disturbing that the scholars have approached the native MP from Aligarh for justice. It displays that they’ve misplaced religion within the college administration”.
Kashmiri college students at AMU have complained of assaults on them and the Jammu & Kashmir College students’ Affiliation (JKSA) of AMU has additionally written to dwelling minister Amit Shah in search of a probe.
On Tuesday, a video purportedly surfaced exhibiting Kashmiri college students being attacked by a gaggle. Within the clip, one of many attackers is seen brandishing a pistol.
College students from Kashmir at AMU have been protesting for the final three-four days in opposition to the alleged harassment confronted by them. The protests began after a December 25 incident when a PhD scholar from Kashmir was allegedly thrashed by different college students for requesting them to not play badminton at 1am on the hostel premises at MM Corridor.
A JKSA delegation additionally met Aligarh BJP MP Satish Gautam and demanded “security and safety”.
Speaking to TOI, president of AMUOBA Lucknow, Prof Shakeel Ahmad Qidwai mentioned, “It’s disturbing that the scholars have approached the native MP from Aligarh for justice. It displays that they’ve misplaced religion within the college administration”.
