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Mohammad Ali Jauhar University, founded in 2005, is located in Rampur, Uttar Pradesh, and is currently facing political pressure from the state government.

19 reports, 8 independent Updated Jul 28
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Mohammad Ali Jauhar University, founded in 2005, is located in Rampur, Uttar Pradesh, and is currently facing political pressure from the state government.

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  1. The Supreme Court is involved in matters concerning Rampur, requiring action and cooperation from state authorities under the constitutional mandate.Sub-event
  2. A demolition order has been issued against Mohammad Ali Jauhar University, prompting a delegation to appeal to the central government.Sub-event
  3. Protests against state government regarding university issues at MAJU.1 source
  4. Azam Khan, chairman of the university trust, confirms Mohammad Ali Jauhar University operates in Rampur.Sub-event
  5. Protests erupt in Ayodhya against the demolition of the university founded by Azam Khan.1 source
  6. MP seeks PM intervention over demolition threats to Mohammad Ali Jauhar University.1 source
  7. University founded by Azam Khan and linked to Samajwadi Party leadership.1 source
  8. University faces demolition orders and political conflict involving Azam Khan.1 source
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  1. Mohammad Ali Jauhar University in Rampur, UP, faces political pressure from the state government.1 source
  2. Protests are occurring near the capital city while the university in Rampur faces political pressure.1 source

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