الهند: التعاون على تحقيق الأمن والسلامة بجامعة عليكرة الإسلامية

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في أعقاب تعرُّض أحد طلاب الشؤون الاجتماعية بـ"جامعة عليكرة الإسلامية" للقتل، انعقد اجتماع موسَّع جمَع الأساتذةَ والطلاب والمسؤولين، لبحث سُبل تحقيق الأمن داخل الجامعة، والقضاء على أسباب العنف، فضلاً عن اتخاذ الإجراءات الضرورية لتعزيز السلامة.

وبعد تَكرار أعمال العنف بالجامعة، أكدت الإدارة ضرورة تنفيذ الإجراءات المناسبة لمنع تَكرار الحوادث وحماية الأرواح، خاصةً بعد رصد عدد من الأسباب المتمثلة في التحزُّب للمناطق السُّنية المختلفة، والفوضى الأمنية، وتعدُّد منافذ الدخول والخروج، وانتشار المركبات والدراجات البخارية وأماكن إيقافها، والعناصر الإجرامية التي تؤجِّج الصراع للاستفادة منه؛ المصدر: شبكة الألوكة.

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AMU students, teachers seek campus safety

At a meeting of the teachers' body of Aligarh Muslim University on Sunday, many concurred that the murder of Alamgeer, a student of social work, in the university campus could have been averted if earlier incidents of such violence had been taken seriously and measures taken to heighten security.

AMU teachers' association secretary TA Mustafa Zaidi, in a resolution, said, "We condemn the incident and call upon everyone to maintain calm and peace. AMUTA has already, in many resolutions and letters to the vice-chancellor pointed out the deteriorating law and order situation on the campus that has now collapsed completely. Three days back, there was an incident of firing during the admission process of the Faculty of International Studies that was preceded by a similar incident at the Union Hall. If timely action had been taken at the proper time, then the precious life could have been saved, and the tragedy averted. Sealing of gates and restricting entry is not going to change anything unless the rule of law is enforced."

There are many reasons cited as the cause of violence on campus -- "regionalism" (with student groups coalescing over regional identities and engaging in violence with those from other regions), "porous campus" (with multiple points of exit and entry at which there are no security checks) and even the absence of strict rules are cited as reasons for the violence on this university campus. The rampant use of motorcycles and the possible "vested interests" that could benefit from such violence are also listed as causes of criminal activity. In planning for a more secure campus, the top-most priority is to enforce stricter rules for entry to the AMU.