Jamia violence in Delhi: AAP stages protest in Aurangabad
Aurangabad, Maharashtra/UNI: The Aam Aadmi Party(AAP) on Tuesday staged a sit-in in front of the Divisional Commissioner Office(DCO) here to protest against the violence at Jamia Millia Islamia University.
Led by district AAP working president Isaq Andewala, the party activists assembled in front of the DCO and raised slogans-'Tanashahi nahi chalegi' and 'Gundaraj nahi chalega' (Dictatorship and hooliganism are not acceptable).
Later, the agitators submitted a memorandum to the Divisional Commissioner.
Addressed to Union Home Minister Amit Shah, the memorandum stated that the police had illegally entered the varsity campus without the permission of Vice-Chancellor.
The police assaulted the students who were sitting in library and hostel, said the memorandum, adding that an in-depth inquiry should be conducted in the matter and the guilty punished.
AAP averred that Chief minister Arvind Kejriwal is popular face among the voters and the BJP has no concrete issues for contesting the forthcoming Delhi polls.
Hence, the BJP is trying to divert the attention of people by creating such situation, it added.
On December 15, a violent clash erupted between the students and police when the Jamia pupils were agitating against the Citizenship Amendment Act.
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