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Kashmiri students at AMU stage protest over lockdown in Valley

 

Srinagar : A few Kashmiri students staged a protest at AMU’s Bab-e-Syed Gate on Thursday to express anguish over the situation in the Valley following revocation of special status to J&K, Hindustan Times reported.

According to report published by Hindustan Times said that the protest was led by AMUSU former vice-president Sajjad Subhan Rathar. He sat on hunger strike, but was removed from the spot by the AMU administration.

On Wednesday, Kashmiri students at AMU had given a call for boycott of Sir Syed Day celebrations. However, the impact of boycott was not that evident and celebrations went off peacefully.

AMU spokesperson Shafey Kidwai denied any boycott by Kashmiri students and said the protest by a handful of students had no impact, reported Hindustan Times.

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