DU women's college students allege harassment during fest, claim men scaled walls

NEW DELHI: Students at Indraprastha College for Women in Delhi University claimed that during a fest on Tuesday, several men allegedly climbed over the institute's boundary walls and "harassed" multiple students.
No response was received from either the college officials or the police regarding the incident.
According to an activist from the All India Students' Association (AISA), some men were heard chanting "Miranda, IP dono hamara" (Miranda House and Indraprastha College both belong to us) and "Miranda nahi chhoda to IP bhi nahi chhodenge" (If we didn't leave Miranda, we won't leave IP either).
In October, some students of Delhi University's all-women Miranda House College alleged that several men scaled the boundary walls and the gates during an open Diwali fest on campus and indulged in "cat-calling and sexist sloganeering".
The AISA's Delhi University unit secretary and former Indraprastha College for Women (IPCW) student Anjali shared purported photos and videos of the incident.
In the photo, four men are seen standing near the IPCW boundary wall while another is scaling the wall.
The video clip shows the police asking the college students to vacate the premises.
"Today, IPCW's fest was going when drunk men climbed the walls, forcefully entered the campus and harrassed gender minorities. Men were chanting 'Miranda IP dono hamara', 'Miranda nahi chhoda to IP bhi nahi chhodenge'," Anjali tweeted.
Another student alleged, "Miscreants entered the IPCW fest today and harassed several women students, injuring one. Delhi Police has simply escorted the goons out. We demand their immediate arrest."
(With inputs from PTI)