Students protest continues in Jamia Millia Islamia demanding reinstatement of student union elections. Meanwhile, the Jamia administration has announced to hold student union elections, but a group of students are protesting, demanding the announcement of the election timeline. Meanwhile, a case of vandalism has come to light in Jamia. The university administration has claimed that vandalism took place in Jamia on Tuesday night, October 27. Meanwhile, the gate has been broken down and the CCTV camera connections have been cut.

Let’s know the whole matter in detail. Let’s know what the Jamia administration has claimed regarding vandalism in Jamia campus.

On the night of 27th October, the campus was vandalized.

The Jamia administration has issued a statement that a case of widespread vandalism on the campus on the night of October 27 has come to light. The administration has issued a statement saying that incidents of damage to university property and serious security challenges are disappointing and worrisome.

According to the statement issued, the proctorial team and teachers immediately reached the campus on receiving information about the attack on the campus walls. There he saw that groups of protesting students and local people had vandalized the gates and walls of the university, pulled down Gate No. 4C and pelted stones.

According to a statement issued, the protesting students damaged the CCTV control room and cameras and cut their connections. The statement claimed that a group of masked protesters also reached the boys’ hostel of the university to recruit more people.

Using a thick iron rod

The statement issued by the Jamia administration also referred to the viral video, which has been posted by the protesters. According to the statement, the video shows heavy damage to university property.

The statement said that videos, CCTV footage and social media posts show that thick iron rods, hammers and other tools have been used to cause heavy damage to the university’s infrastructure, all while the university shifted to online mode as per information released on October 24, 2026.

Serious security concerns

In a statement issued by the Jamia administration, the Jamia administration has said that the teaching and non-teaching staff members have expressed great grief and disappointment after seeing these pictures of the vandalism. These incidents of vandalism have raised serious concerns about the safety of students, teachers and non-teaching staff. University infrastructure, classrooms, laboratories, libraries, security systems and transportation routes are critical to maintaining a safe environment on campus.