High alert issued in many colleges after JNU violence, security increased

New Delhi: An alert has been issued in several universities of the state following the attack by masked men last Sunday evening at JNU University. Wherever the administration fears any kind of violence or deteriorating environment, the security system has been made even tighter than before. The effect of the strictness of administration was first seen in Aligarh Muslim University. Where the students started uniting in AMU since last night, after which the administration took immediate steps. Right from the night, a large number of security forces have been deployed in the campus. Even after this, some students are protesting by burning candles late at night.

According to information received from sources, it has been learned that at Kashi Hindu University, on Monday, the ABVP activists burnt an effigy to protest the JNU incident, on receipt of the information, the police-PAC immediately reached the gate and the situation Engaged in controlling Please tell that the police has also issued an alert regarding Kashi Hindu University (BHU) and Allahabad Central University. Aligarh, Varanasi and Prayagraj police have been instructed to be prepared to deal with any situation.

At the same time, it has been noticed that along with this, the district administration and police have been instructed to keep a dialogue with the university administration. Meanwhile, on Monday, the AMU spokesperson said that it has been decided to extend the holidays on behalf of the university. University will not open today. Along with this, he also said that at present the circumstances inside the campus seem normal.

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