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Security Stepped Up at Jamia, 10 Students Detained
The Business Guardian
|February 14, 2025
Over 10 students of Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) were allegedly detained by Delhi Police in the early hours of Thursday for protesting against the university's disciplinary action against two PhD scholars.
The protesters later said the detained scholars were released after nearly 12 hours, but the stir continues.
Some of the students involved in the protest claimed that they got suspension letters from the Jamia administration on charges of being involved in "acts of vandalism, unauthorized and unlawful protests, and defamation of the university".
However, the university could not be reached for comments on the allegation.
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