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With New Videos Of Stone-Throwers, Delhi Police Defends Jamia Crackdown
A fresh batch of videos from Jamia University have been cited by the Delhi Police as evidence that protesters responsible for the violence of December 15, had taken shelter in the university building where the library is located. The police have claimed that they entered the Jamia campus while giving chase to protesters who were responsible for th...
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Delhi Police Team Visits Jamia After Videos Of Police Crackdown Surface
The Crime Branch team of Delhi Police visited Jamia Millia Islamia campus on Tuesday as a series of videos of the December 15 violence inside the university emerged over the past few days.
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Court Seeks Centre's Response On Petition Seeking Probe In Jamia Violence
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday sought central government's response to a petition seeking a court-monitored probe by a committee or an SIT into the police crackdown at Jamia Millia Islamia University on December 15 last year.
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Court Seeks Police Report On Jamia's Petition For Case Over Violence
A Delhi court on Wednesday directed the police to file an action taken report (ATR) on Jamia Millia Islamia University's petition seeking registration of a First Information Report against the alleged police attack on students during protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act last month.
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Jamia To Move Court Seeking Complaint Against Delhi Police Over Crackdown
Delhi's Jamia Millia Islamia University will move court for the registration of a First Information Report against the Delhi Police over last month's violent clashes, university officials said on Wednesday.
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'Cops Weren't Supposed To Enter Hostel': AMU To File Police Complaint
The Aligarh Muslim University has decided to file a complaint against the Uttar Pradesh police over "excesses" committed during their crackdown on students protesting against the Citizenship Amendment Act last month.
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Jamia Vice Chancellor Confronted By Angry Students Over Police Crackdown
Hundreds of Jamia students barged into university office premises today to surround Vice Chancellor Najma Akhtar's residence and demand a FIR be registered against Delhi Police in connection with the last month's violent clashes
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Large Gatherings Banned Near Delhi's Mandi House Amid Protest
Large gatherings have been banned in central Delhi's Mandi House near the high-security Lutyens' Zone today as students came out to protest against the amended citizenship law and the National Register of Citizens (NRC).
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"Justice" Will Be Provided, Jamia Vice-Chancellor Tells Students
Jamia Millia Islamia Vice-Chancellor Najma Akhtar has urged the university students not be misled by any rumours. In a letter to the students, she assured that the varsity is with them and will provide them with "full financial and emotional support".
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Jamia To Bear Medical Cost Of Students Injured On Campus: Vice Chancellor
Jamia Millia Islamia Vice-Chancellor Najma Akhtar on Thursday interacted with the students injured during police crackdown at the campus and assured them that the university would bear their medical expenses.
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With New Videos Of Stone-Throwers, Delhi Police Defends Jamia Crackdown
A fresh batch of videos from Jamia University have been cited by the Delhi Police as evidence that protesters responsible for the violence of December 15, had taken shelter in the university building where the library is located. The police have claimed that they entered the Jamia campus while giving chase to protesters who were responsible for th...
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Delhi Police Team Visits Jamia After Videos Of Police Crackdown Surface
The Crime Branch team of Delhi Police visited Jamia Millia Islamia campus on Tuesday as a series of videos of the December 15 violence inside the university emerged over the past few days.
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Court Seeks Centre's Response On Petition Seeking Probe In Jamia Violence
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday sought central government's response to a petition seeking a court-monitored probe by a committee or an SIT into the police crackdown at Jamia Millia Islamia University on December 15 last year.
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Court Seeks Police Report On Jamia's Petition For Case Over Violence
A Delhi court on Wednesday directed the police to file an action taken report (ATR) on Jamia Millia Islamia University's petition seeking registration of a First Information Report against the alleged police attack on students during protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act last month.
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Jamia To Move Court Seeking Complaint Against Delhi Police Over Crackdown
Delhi's Jamia Millia Islamia University will move court for the registration of a First Information Report against the Delhi Police over last month's violent clashes, university officials said on Wednesday.
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'Cops Weren't Supposed To Enter Hostel': AMU To File Police Complaint
The Aligarh Muslim University has decided to file a complaint against the Uttar Pradesh police over "excesses" committed during their crackdown on students protesting against the Citizenship Amendment Act last month.
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Jamia Vice Chancellor Confronted By Angry Students Over Police Crackdown
Hundreds of Jamia students barged into university office premises today to surround Vice Chancellor Najma Akhtar's residence and demand a FIR be registered against Delhi Police in connection with the last month's violent clashes
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Large Gatherings Banned Near Delhi's Mandi House Amid Protest
Large gatherings have been banned in central Delhi's Mandi House near the high-security Lutyens' Zone today as students came out to protest against the amended citizenship law and the National Register of Citizens (NRC).
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"Justice" Will Be Provided, Jamia Vice-Chancellor Tells Students
Jamia Millia Islamia Vice-Chancellor Najma Akhtar has urged the university students not be misled by any rumours. In a letter to the students, she assured that the varsity is with them and will provide them with "full financial and emotional support".
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Jamia To Bear Medical Cost Of Students Injured On Campus: Vice Chancellor
Jamia Millia Islamia Vice-Chancellor Najma Akhtar on Thursday interacted with the students injured during police crackdown at the campus and assured them that the university would bear their medical expenses.
