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'Sponsored incident': Jamia Millia Islamia on scuffle during Diwali celebrations


The Jamia Millia Islamia administration has issued a statement regarding a scuffle that occurred during Diwali celebrations on campus, calling it a "sponsored incident." The statement claims that a group of students, instigated by external forces, disrupted the peaceful celebrations by throwing stones and engaging in other acts of violence.

According to the university, the situation was quickly brought under control by security personnel, and no serious injuries were reported. However, the incident has caused significant damage to university property, including windows and doors.

The administration has condemned the violence and has vowed to take strict action against those responsible. They have also called for a thorough investigation into the matter to identify the individuals behind the incident.

While the exact details of the scuffle remain unclear, the university's statement suggests that the incident was premeditated and politically motivated. The term "sponsored incident" implies that the violence was instigated by external forces with a specific agenda.

The incident has raised concerns about the safety and security of students and faculty members on campus. It is also a setback for the university's efforts to promote a peaceful and inclusive environment.

The university has appealed to students to refrain from participating in any activities that could disrupt the campus atmosphere and to cooperate with the authorities in their investigation.

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