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A youth who was mowed down in a hit-and-run case at Delhis Indraprastha College (IP College) red light was identified and the bus driver who fled the scene has also been apprehended, said Delhi police on Tuesday.

Installing CCTV cameras, restricting entry of outsiders, hiring private security and increasing the height of boundary walls — these were among the measures suggested by a Delhi University (DU) panel to augment security in the wake of  the IP College harassment incident. According to a

. The DCW in its recommendation to the Delhi Police stated, “Delhi Police must urgently collect and analyse complete CCTV footage of the incident so that the perpetrators are arrested.”

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Lack of coordination between police and the Indraprastha College over the organisation of a fest and inadequate security arrangements are some of the issues flagged by the DCW in its report.

A lack of coordination between police and the Indraprastha College in New Delhi over the organisation of a fest and inadequate security arrangements are some of the issues flagged by the Delhi Commission for Women (DCW).

A lack of coordination between police and the Indraprastha College here over the organisation of a fest and inadequate security arrangements are some of the issues flagged by the Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) in its report on an incident of harassment at the educational institution. The DCW has put forward its interim recommendations to the city police, the IP College For

In a letter to the vice-chancellor, 59 signatories, on behalf of the India Academic Freedom Network, said that the punishment given to the students is disproportionate to the alleged violation by them.

In the letter, former teachers and students of IPCW questioned the management's choice of not supporting the students traumatised by the violence