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Jamia student protest: Varsity alleges damage toproperty as stir continues for 17th day

Congress said students have the right to form a students’ union and that it stands in solidarity with their struggle

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Jamia student protest: Varsity alleges damage to property as stir continues for 17th day

Congress said students have the right to form a students’ union and that it stands in solidarity with their struggle

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Source: The Hindu. Published 28 Oct 2026, 11:08 am.

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