Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) has suspended a student for shouting “Allah hu Akbar” slogans on Republic Day. The incident of some NCC cadets raising slogans during Republic Day celebrations had come to light on Thursday. The video of people shouting the slogan at the program had gone viral on social media. The management of AMU has now acted upon it by suspending the student involved.
NCC कैडेट्स ने 26 जनवरी पर AMU कैंपस में लगाए “नारा ए तकवीर , अल्लाहु अकबर” के नारे।
— Panchjanya (@epanchjanya) January 27, 2023
जांच के दिए गए आदेश। pic.twitter.com/GrCWqqYJNU
Dr. Wasim Ali, vice chancellor of Aligarh Muslim University, provided information on this by stating that an NCC student raised religious slogans during the Republic Day programme. He stated that after the incident’s footage has come before us and we suspended the student in question. He revealed that the student is a first-year BA student by the name of Wahidduzzaman, a resident of West Bengal. He said that the student was residing at the dorm since he had not been assigned a room on campus.
Although just one individual was seen in the viral video, a three-person team has been assembled by the university administration to further probe the matter. The committee is directed to review the evidence and submit a report with suggestions within five days. The probe will be followed by additional action, according to the Proctor.
Hardly a peaceful day passes in the campus since Vice Chancellor assumed the much revered office of the Aligarh Muslim University. Post 26 Jan celebration some unbecoming slogans were raised in the campus that could potentially vitiate the peaceful tradition of the campus. pic.twitter.com/mG1TrSgpdO
— Irfan Bashir (@irfaninbox) January 27, 2023
The Aligarh police contacted the university administration shortly after the video was shared on social media, asking them to take cognizance of the situation. The sloganeering started immediately after the vice chancellor departed the area.
Aligarh University initiates internal investigation after religious sloganeering in campus pic.twitter.com/UfHjBvy71s
— Take One (@takeonedigital) January 27, 2023
Wahidduzzaman’s mobile had been turned off after the incident was first reported, and it wasn’t until Friday evening that the university administration was finally able to get in touch with him.
