FACT CHECK: No JMI student died due to injuries sustained during anti-CAA protests 


Team Udayavani, Jan 2, 2020, 6:54 PM IST

New Delhi: Jamia Millia Islamia on Thursday rejected reports that one of their students succumbed to injuries sustained during the protests against the amended citizenship law.

There were reports doing the rounds that a student had died during the police action in the protests on December 15.

However, the hospital, where he was admitted, said that the deceased was not a protester and had died due to chickenpox.

According to Ahmad Azeem, Public relations officer of the varsity, they have been informed by the Proctor’s office that the deceased was not a student of the varsity.

“A fake news is circulating in social media that a boy named Abdurrahman/Obaidurrahman died of injuries inflicted upon him by tear gas shell during protest on 15th December 2019, was student of Jamia. JMI would like to clarify that he was not our student. We do not know what is the cause of his death,” Azeem said.

Sources said he was preparing for entrance exams and staying in the area near the university.

Udayavani is now on Telegram. Click here to join our channel and stay updated with the latest news.

Top News

‘Challenge after 44 years’: Supreme Court junks pleas against ‘socialist’, ‘secular’ in Preamble

Katapadi: Dangerous potholes along NH-66 pose threat to commuters

HC seeks Centre’s response on girl’s plea to expedite rare disease treatment

Mumbai Indians have got the playing 12; very happy to pair Bumrah with Boult: Akash Ambani

Let truth come out: Kharge on Oppn demand for discussion, JPC on Adani issue

Karnataka CM directs officials to submit proposal for gold chariot for Goddess Chamundeshwari

IPL Auction 2025 | GT buy Washington Sundar for Rs 3.20 crore; Shaw, Shardul go unsold

Related Articles More

‘Challenge after 44 years’: Supreme Court junks pleas against ‘socialist’, ‘secular’ in Preamble

HC seeks Centre’s response on girl’s plea to expedite rare disease treatment

Air pollution: SC directs action against officials for ‘serious lapse’ in ensuring GRAP-IV curbs

PM Modi to attend 3-day all-India security conference in Odisha from Nov 29

Let truth come out: Kharge on Oppn demand for discussion, JPC on Adani issue

MUST WATCH

Coconut Flower

Prakash Belawadi

Naxal Leader Vikram Gowda

Christmas Cake Fruit Mixing

DK Shivakumar


Latest Additions

‘Challenge after 44 years’: Supreme Court junks pleas against ‘socialist’, ‘secular’ in Preamble

Katapadi: Dangerous potholes along NH-66 pose threat to commuters

HC seeks Centre’s response on girl’s plea to expedite rare disease treatment

Mumbai Indians have got the playing 12; very happy to pair Bumrah with Boult: Akash Ambani

Air pollution: SC directs action against officials for ‘serious lapse’ in ensuring GRAP-IV curbs

Thanks for visiting Udayavani

You seem to have an Ad Blocker on.
To continue reading, please turn it off or whitelist Udayavani.