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Police file cases against three MPs for unauthorised entry at Jamia University
A First Information Report has been registered against three Members of Parliament for allegedly trespassing on the Jamia Millia Islamia campus during student demonstrations. The incident occurred as the university witnessed protests by its student community.
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Law enforcement authorities have initiated legal proceedings against three parliamentarians for unauthorised entry at Jamia Millia Islamia University in Delhi. The FIR was registered following their presence on the campus during ongoing student protests, according to officials familiar with the matter.
The three MPs are accused of trespassing on university premises without proper clearance during the period when student demonstrations were underway. University authorities cited violation of campus security protocols and entry procedures as grounds for the action.
The incident highlights rising tensions surrounding student activism on university campuses and the role of political representatives in campus affairs. Jamia Millia Islamia has been a focal point for student protests on various national issues in recent years.
Details regarding the specific charges and the timing of police action remain to be clarified by the authorities. The case adds to the growing list of incidents involving political figures and educational institutions across India.