Jamia Student Moves Court docket, Demands Rs 1 Crore As Compensation From Delhi Police
In CCTV pictures, policemen in insurrection equipment are noticed beating scholars with batons inside of Jamia library
New Delhi:
Mohammad Mustafa, a second-year MA scholar who were given injured all the way through the protest at Jamia Millia Islamia in December closing yr, has filed a case in opposition to the Delhi Police within the Prime Court docket hard reimbursement of Rs 1 crore.
“I wish to ask the federal government if an individual isn’t protected within the library, the place else is she or he protected? I wish to ask the Delhi Police what my crime used to be. I’ve filed a reimbursement case value Rs 1 crore in opposition to the Delhi Police,” Mr Mustafa advised ANI on Tuesday.
This example comes within the backdrop of a viral video launched by way of Delhi Police on Sunday appearing the ones provide throughout the Jamia library had been looking to disguise their faces with handkerchiefs.
Previous to that, in a CCTV pictures, policemen in insurrection equipment are noticed barging into the library and beating scholars with batons.
“That day, I used to be learning within the library from morning onwards. Round 6 pm, police entered the premises with none caution and began lathi charging at everyone. I used to be crushed too although I used to be no longer attached to any protest,” Mr Mustafa stated.
He additional stated, “I’ve 3 calls for. First is reimbursement. 2d is an FIR and 3rd is an impartial inquiry into the subject.”
The college management, alternatively, clarified that they’ve no longer launched the video whilst the Delhi Police stated that they’re going to examine the subject.
On Monday, Particular Commissioner Praveer Ranjan had stated that a Particular Investigation Workforce (SIT) will glance into the subject.
In December closing yr, violence at Jamia Millia Islamia created a large furore after alleged police crackdown on scholars. The college management has maintained that outsiders, no longer scholars, had set buses and automobiles ablaze at the varsity highway.
