Students at Jamia Millia Islamia continue protests demanding a date for polls and opposing campus facility closures.
Jamia Millia Islamia shut down campus and moved all classes online. Students began a hunger strike on October 12 and continued it for 13 days. The university cited student safety and revoked suspension notices, launching an inquiry into security conduct. Protesters demanded union elections and the restoration of the student union.
- The university will hold polls within 15 days of constitutional approval.
- Jamia Millia Islamia shut campus and moved classes online.
- Five students have been on a hunger strike since October 12.
- All India Students' Association alleged the Jamia administration assaulted students.
- The university announced the online class shift citing student safety.
- Students are protesting on campus demanding union elections.
- The university revoked suspension orders and show-cause notices for students.
- The students are demanding the restoration of the Jamia Millia Islamia Students' Union.
- Protesting students and locals damaged university gates and boundary walls.
- Delhi Police detained several protesters on campus.
- Jamia Millia Islamia ordered student union elections to resume.
- The protest demanding restoration of the JMISU entered its sixteenth day on Tuesday.
- The university ordered one student to immediately vacate the protest site or face legal action.
- Protesting students demand the administration announce a definite date for the polls.
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