Several students staged a demonstration today, March 31 at Delhi University's Indraprastha College for Women to demand the resignation of principal Poonam Kumria, days after an alleged incident of harassment during a fest. On Tuesday, March 29, "unknown" men allegedly trespassed, shouted slogans and harassed women students during the 'Shruti' festival at the college, as stated in a report by PTI. 

Holding placards and raising slogans against Kumria, the students of the all-women college held a march on campus amid slogans of "Poonam Kumria istifa do (Poonam Kumria resign)". Further, giving more details, a protesting student said, "Around 200 students have gathered here against the incident. We are demanding action against the goons, resignation of the principal and establishment of GSCASH (gender sensitisation committee against sexual harassment)."

Additionally, she also demanded action against the police personnel who allegedly harassed detained students following a protest on Wednesday, March 28. Following the incident on Tuesday, the police registered an FIR under sections 337 (causing hurt by act endangering life or personal safety of others) and 188 (disobedience to an order lawfully promulgated by a public servant) of the Indian Penal Code and arrested seven people, they said.

An All India Students' Association activist had alleged that the men who had trespassed were heard chanting "Miranda, IP dono hamara (Miranda House and Indraprastha College both are ours)" and "Miranda nahi chhoda to IP bhi nahi chhodenge (We didn't leave Miranda, we won't leave IP either)". On the other hand, police said a crowd gathered near the college gate during the fest.

Around 3 pm, some overzealous students tried to enter the college in a hurry. In the process, there was heavy pressure on the gates and some students fell down, they said, as per a report by PTI.