Aligarh Muslim University Strengthens Security Measures Following Night Drill

ALIGARH  : In response to a comprehensive night drill conducted by the Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) authorities, including Proctor Prof Wasim Ali and his team, Vice Chancellor Prof Mohd Gulrez presided over an important meeting today to reinforce security measures and address concerns arising out of a recent incident.

During the meeting, Vice Chancellor Prof Mohd Gulrez expressed his firm commitment to maintaining a secure and conducive campus environment for the students. Strongly condemning any attempts by external elements to disrupt peace on campus, he declared AMU’s zero-tolerance policy against any nefarious designs to create nuisance within the university premises.

The Vice Chancellor instructed Proctor Prof Wasim Ali, Registrar Mr Mohammad Imran (IPS), and the Provosts of halls to issue clear directives that only bona-fide and legitimate students should be permitted access to the university hostels and dining halls. Emphasizing the importance of safety, Prof Gulrez called upon the Dean Students Welfare and Provosts of both Boys and Girls Halls to ensure that no non-student is allowed to stay in the university hostels.

To enforce these directives, the Dining Hall In-Charge and gatekeepers have been instructed to maintain vigilance and prevent unauthorized individuals or non-students from entering the dining halls.

AMU Registrar, Mr Mohammad Imran (IPS), assured that regular visits are being conducted around the library and various facilities to address the situation. He emphasized that university officials are readily available for the welfare of the students.

Proctor Prof Wasim Ali, in his remarks, stated that the Proctor’s office is prepared to seek assistance from the police if necessary to address any potential threats from outside criminal elements. The Deputy Proctors, along with the Provosts of the halls and the Dean Students Welfare, were also present at the meeting, underscoring the collective commitment in ensuring the safety and security of the university’s students.

It was reinforced in the meeting that AMU remains dedicated to upholding the interests of its students and will continue to take proactive measures to safeguard the campus environment.