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Delhi University students march for women’s safety after rape incident, oppose restrictions on public spaces

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Delhi University students march for women’s safety after rape incident, oppose restrictions on public spaces
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Several women students from different Delhi University colleges marched on Friday (September 25, 2026) in protest over violence against women following the alleged rape of a 17-year-old girl at the Aastha Kunj park , organisers said.

The students started from the gate of Kamala Nehru College, marching under the message ‘Hum Auratein Azaad Hain’ (we, the women, are free). The march was open to all women and gender minorities.

The students said the protest was held to raise concerns over women’s safety and oppose measures that restrict women’s mobility in the name of protection.

“From Jamui in Bihar to a park in the national capital’s Kalkaji area, we are the women who felt unsafe walking in unlit streets at night,” the students said in the statement.

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