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'Unjust, arbitrary': Jamia university students protest against eviction notices to women hostellers

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TOI DelhiSeptember 24, 20261 min read
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'Unjust, arbitrary': Jamia university students protest against eviction notices to women hostellers

A significant protest unfolded at Jamia Millia Islamia University as students rallied against eviction notices handed to female hostellers. Supported by various organizations, including AISA, they highlighted the administration's failure to address critical issues such as food quality and inadequate living conditions. Determined to fight for their rights, students sign

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