Panel alleges harassment of non-Muslims at Jamia Millia

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Delhi, Updated At : 04:50 AM Nov 15, 2024 IST

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Justice (Retd) SN Dhingra and former Commissioner of Delhi Police SN Srivastava today released a fact-finding report on allegations of discrimination of non-Muslims and conversion of non-Muslims at Jamia Millia Islamia University.

An Assistant Professor, who is a member of the fact-finding panel, alleged that the Muslim staff of the university would misbehave, taunt and discriminate with non-Muslims. “When she submitted the PhD thesis, the Muslim clerk passed disparaging comments and said she was good for nothing and would not be able to achieve anything,” stated a statement released by the Call For Justice, an NGO.

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