Jamia Student Bodies Reject Online Classes, Threaten Mass Resignation

Jamia Millia Islamia's student bodies condemn the administration's push for online classes, rejecting an October 28 directive extending remote learning through the first semester. The Department Subject Associations plan mass resignations, citing broken promises and demands for physical instruction, exams, and a democratically elected student union. They argue online education undermines practical learning and financial commitments, while the English department's postgraduates urge dialogue and resist coercive measures.

Jamia Millia Islamia's student bodies condemn the administration's push for online classes, rejecting an October 28 directive extending remote learning through the first semester. The Department Subject Associations plan mass resignations, citing broken promises and demands for physical instruction, exams, and a democratically elected student union. They argue online education undermines practical learning and financial commitments, while the English department's postgraduates urge dialogue and resist coercive measures.