The brutality unleashed by the police on protesting students near Jantar Mantar is deeply disturbing. Yet, for many of us, it painfully revives the memories of an even darker chapter—the horrific assault on students at Jamia Millia Islamia and Aligarh Muslim University in December 2019.
Inside university campuses, students were chased, mercilessly beaten, and subjected to violence that seemed intended not merely to disperse a protest, but to break their bodies and spirits. Those haunting images remain etched in our collective memory.
To add to the injustice, the committee constituted to investigate the incident eventually gave the police a clean chit, leaving countless students and citizens feeling that accountability had once again been denied.
A democracy cannot thrive when students are treated as enemies for raising their voices. Campuses should be places of learning and debate—not sites of fear and brutality.
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The drainage line is completely blocked due to garbage. It has not been cleaned for the last 2 months, causing severe filth, foul smell, and mosquito breeding. Kindly take immediate action and arrange cleaning of the drainage line at the earliest.
@CPMumbaiPolice@ParksitePS@DcpZone7Mumbai@DGPMaharashtra Hi I advocate Vahid shaikh, in our area there is a trust name Anjuman ittehad o tarqqi Madina Jama Masjid it’s an Waqf institution, today there is an election we some people r trying to break laws so we need protection.