Published: 06th September 2019
4 AMU Kashmiri students who haven't spoken to families in a month issued show cause notice for protest
In separate notices to the students, AMU proctor Afifullah Khan has asked them to submit their replies within the next 48 hours
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The protesters had also said they had still not been able to contact their families
Four Kashmiri students at the Aligarh Muslim University have been served show-cause notices by the authorities for holding a protest at the campus, official sources said on Friday.
The action comes a day after a group of Kashmiri students had taken out a march from the AMU library to the Bab-e-Syed gate and raised slogans against the alleged atrocities by the security forces in Jammu and Kashmir during the past one month.
In separate notices to the students, AMU proctor Afifullah Khan has asked them to submit their replies within the next 48 hours or else they could face disciplinary action for having organised the "illegal gathering".
The protesters had also said they had still not been able to contact their families.
Restrictions were imposed across Jammu and Kashmir on August 5 when the Centre announced the scrapping of the state's special status and its bifurcation into Union territories.
