New Delhi:The University of Delhi has reconstituted its 13-member committee responsible for ensuring the safety and security of female students and employees on campus. In a significant development, representatives of the Delhi University Students' Union (DUSU) have been included in the committee for the first time.
The committee is chaired by University Proctor Manoj Kumar Singh and includes DUSU President Yash Dabas and Secretary Riya Chhawdi. Their inclusion is expected to provide students with a more direct role in discussions and decisions concerning campus safety.
According to reports, the committee will conduct regular security inspections and hold monthly meetings to identify safety-related concerns and recommend appropriate measures. It will also focus on identifying security gaps and strengthening the existing arrangements across the university.
Women's safety remains an important concern in educational institutions, particularly in large university campuses where thousands of students, faculty members and employees interact daily. The inclusion of student representatives is expected to create a channel through which concerns and suggestions from the student community can reach the university administration.
The move highlights the importance of student participation in institutional decision-making. By involving DUSU representatives, Delhi University aims to make its campus safety mechanism more inclusive and responsive to the concerns of female student.
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