Jamia University and surrounding areas against citizenship law, internet closed in Meerut Saharanpur-Aligarh
Delhi Police has registered two cases against violence and arson in Jamia University and the surrounding area against the citizenship law, Jamia Millia Islamia vice-chancellor Najma Akhtar has said that attendance on campus will not be tolerated and has demanded high university Action check on students of. Addressing a press conference, Akhtar said that police entered the campus on Sunday night without permission and said that the assault with students studying in the library was unacceptable.
Jamia students are back on the streets, standing shirtless in bone chilling winter to demand action against Delhi Police over the violence on campus last night. Slogans of "inquilab zindabad" echoed as the group took out a demanding CBI inquiry into "police brutality". Another group of students have formed a human chain to resume peaceful protests against the politically contentious Citizenship Amendment Act.
Students from Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Jadavpur University and IIT Mumbai have come in support of Jamia Millia Islamia students after the alleged use of police force on Sunday which left several injured. The opposition parties also came together today against the alleged police excesses at the Jamia Milia Islamia and the new citizenship law, which had triggered countrywide protests.
Aligarh Muslim University in Uttar Pradesh against the amended Citizenship Act approved by the Parliament on Wednesday.Earlier, students staged strong protests in Delhi's Jamia Millia Islamia.
After the evening's violence in Delhi, during which a pitched battle took place between the protesters and the police and buses and two-wheelers were burnt, the police had barged into the Jamia campus without permission, rounded up and detained around 100 students.
In Aligarh and Meerut, internet services were cut to avoid spreading of rumours.
While an uneasy calm prevailed in Assam, West Bengal plunged deeper into chaos with incidents of arson and loot reported from the state.
DCP Chinmove Biswal of South-East Delhi has said that reports of arson from the police are absolutely false. Police has tried to extinguish the fire. Along with this, he appealed to the students of Jamia that when anti-social elements enter their protests, their image of university is damaged. The protest should be quiet and unscripted. With this, a statement has been issued by the Delhi Police about the whole incident, in which many claims have been made.
Rumors led to violence. Most of the wrong messages were put on WhatsApp and other social media. Those who spread the rumor are being identified.
Many important evidences from Delhi Police, these evidences will be brought to the fore soon.
The bus that was said to be set on fire has not caught fire.
News of the death of the students during the violence was also spread as a rumor when nothing like this happened.
The work of identifying those people who have posted these wrong posts through social media is going on.
As some of these will be identified and a separate case can also be filed against them.
The Supreme Court, meanwhile, said it will hear all matters related to the new citizenship law on December 18.
Protests against the amended act that started in Assam and Bengal last week have now spread to Delhi and Uttar Pradesh, with universities in Hyderabad and Mumbai also witnessing solidarity marches
The vigil has also been increased against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) in Tajnagri after the uproar in the Aligarh Muslim University on Sunday. The city is divided into five zones and 15 sectors. Late in the night, IG A. Satish Ganosh, DM NG Ravi Kumar and SSP Bablu Kumar visited the mixed populated areas and took stock of the police vigil. So on Monday morning the officer's race started again.
SP City Rohan Botre went out in the morning to visit the sensitive area Mantela. Every effort is being made to save the city of Fiza from the spark of violence by negotiating with Peace Committees. The cyber cell is also being closely monitored on social media. If someone posts a misleading post, he will be immediately detained. The police have also made preparations to shut down the internet service if needed.
After Aligarh uprising, Inspector General of Police A. Satish Ganosh alerted all the districts of the range. Special monitoring is being done on the mixed populated areas of the city. Along with increasing police patrolling here, intelligence agencies have also been activated. The police cyber cell is constantly monitoring the posts on social media.
To take stock of the police vigil, IG range A.N. Satish Ganosh, DM NG Ravi Kumar and SSP Bablu Kumar went out on patrol themselves. He visited Mantola, Rakabganj, Lohamondi and Shahganj areas. Apart from the police stations, additional police force has been deployed here.
After the violence in Aligarh Muslim University regarding the Citizenship Amendment Act, administration in Uttar Pradesh is on alert. On Monday morning, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath called DGP OP Singh and took information on the issue of AMU. Instructions have been given by the UP CM that the law and order should not be disturbed in any way.
Uttar Pradesh Police DGP OP Singh said that on the basis of rumors, AMU students had gathered, they tried to demonstrate. The district-police administration tried to stop the students, but the students started throwing stones at the police.
UP DGP said that in order to stop the students, the police released tear gas shells, the policemen were also injured. He said that now the university has been closed till January 5, the students who are living outside are being taken out of the campus.
OP Singh said that due to the spread of rumors, the internet has been shut down, internet has been shut down in Meerut-Saharanpur-Aligarh. He said that the Vice Chancellor has written to us and called to vacate the campus. The situation is under control in UP.
Delhi Police has registered two cases against violence and arson in Jamia University and the surrounding area against the citizenship law, Jamia Millia Islamia vice-chancellor Najma Akhtar has said that attendance on campus will not be tolerated and has demanded high university Action check on students of. Addressing a press conference, Akhtar said that police entered the campus on Sunday night without permission and said that the assault with students studying in the library was unacceptable.
Jamia students are back on the streets, standing shirtless in bone chilling winter to demand action against Delhi Police over the violence on campus last night. Slogans of "inquilab zindabad" echoed as the group took out a demanding CBI inquiry into "police brutality". Another group of students have formed a human chain to resume peaceful protests against the politically contentious Citizenship Amendment Act.
Students from Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Jadavpur University and IIT Mumbai have come in support of Jamia Millia Islamia students after the alleged use of police force on Sunday which left several injured. The opposition parties also came together today against the alleged police excesses at the Jamia Milia Islamia and the new citizenship law, which had triggered countrywide protests.
Aligarh Muslim University in Uttar Pradesh against the amended Citizenship Act approved by the Parliament on Wednesday.Earlier, students staged strong protests in Delhi's Jamia Millia Islamia.
After the evening's violence in Delhi, during which a pitched battle took place between the protesters and the police and buses and two-wheelers were burnt, the police had barged into the Jamia campus without permission, rounded up and detained around 100 students.
In Aligarh and Meerut, internet services were cut to avoid spreading of rumours.
While an uneasy calm prevailed in Assam, West Bengal plunged deeper into chaos with incidents of arson and loot reported from the state.
DCP Chinmove Biswal of South-East Delhi has said that reports of arson from the police are absolutely false. Police has tried to extinguish the fire. Along with this, he appealed to the students of Jamia that when anti-social elements enter their protests, their image of university is damaged. The protest should be quiet and unscripted. With this, a statement has been issued by the Delhi Police about the whole incident, in which many claims have been made.
Rumors led to violence. Most of the wrong messages were put on WhatsApp and other social media. Those who spread the rumor are being identified.
Many important evidences from Delhi Police, these evidences will be brought to the fore soon.
The bus that was said to be set on fire has not caught fire.
News of the death of the students during the violence was also spread as a rumor when nothing like this happened.
The work of identifying those people who have posted these wrong posts through social media is going on.
As some of these will be identified and a separate case can also be filed against them.
The Supreme Court, meanwhile, said it will hear all matters related to the new citizenship law on December 18.
Protests against the amended act that started in Assam and Bengal last week have now spread to Delhi and Uttar Pradesh, with universities in Hyderabad and Mumbai also witnessing solidarity marches
The vigil has also been increased against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) in Tajnagri after the uproar in the Aligarh Muslim University on Sunday. The city is divided into five zones and 15 sectors. Late in the night, IG A. Satish Ganosh, DM NG Ravi Kumar and SSP Bablu Kumar visited the mixed populated areas and took stock of the police vigil. So on Monday morning the officer's race started again.
SP City Rohan Botre went out in the morning to visit the sensitive area Mantela. Every effort is being made to save the city of Fiza from the spark of violence by negotiating with Peace Committees. The cyber cell is also being closely monitored on social media. If someone posts a misleading post, he will be immediately detained. The police have also made preparations to shut down the internet service if needed.
After Aligarh uprising, Inspector General of Police A. Satish Ganosh alerted all the districts of the range. Special monitoring is being done on the mixed populated areas of the city. Along with increasing police patrolling here, intelligence agencies have also been activated. The police cyber cell is constantly monitoring the posts on social media.
To take stock of the police vigil, IG range A.N. Satish Ganosh, DM NG Ravi Kumar and SSP Bablu Kumar went out on patrol themselves. He visited Mantola, Rakabganj, Lohamondi and Shahganj areas. Apart from the police stations, additional police force has been deployed here.
After the violence in Aligarh Muslim University regarding the Citizenship Amendment Act, administration in Uttar Pradesh is on alert. On Monday morning, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath called DGP OP Singh and took information on the issue of AMU. Instructions have been given by the UP CM that the law and order should not be disturbed in any way.
Uttar Pradesh Police DGP OP Singh said that on the basis of rumors, AMU students had gathered, they tried to demonstrate. The district-police administration tried to stop the students, but the students started throwing stones at the police.
UP DGP said that in order to stop the students, the police released tear gas shells, the policemen were also injured. He said that now the university has been closed till January 5, the students who are living outside are being taken out of the campus.
OP Singh said that due to the spread of rumors, the internet has been shut down, internet has been shut down in Meerut-Saharanpur-Aligarh. He said that the Vice Chancellor has written to us and called to vacate the campus. The situation is under control in UP.
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