Jamia student protest: Varsity alleges damage to property as stir continues for 17th day
Amid the ongoing standoff, university officials shared visuals of broken windows and alleged that students had forcibly entered parts of the campus, damaging surveillance cameras and other university property
The Hindu · · 1 min read ·
Amid the ongoing standoff, university officials shared visuals of broken windows and alleged that students had forcibly entered parts of the campus, damaging surveillance cameras and other university property
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