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SFI Demands Women's Safety at Delhi University 'Campus Justice March'
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News18•26-09-2026, 22:15
SFI Demands Women's Safety at Delhi University 'Campus Justice March'
- •Students' Federation of India (SFI) held a 'Campus Justice March' at Delhi University's North Campus.
- •The march raised concerns over women's safety and demanded a secure environment.
- •Protesters questioned the safety of women and alleged continued incidents of sexual violence.
- •Placards highlighted ongoing safety issues for women in India and called for greater accountability.
- •SFI members emphasized the need for sustained institutional action and accountability for women's safety.
Key Questions Answered
The Campus Justice March was held at Delhi University's North Campus by students affiliated with the Students' Federation of India (SFI) to raise concerns over women's safety and demand a secure environment.
Protesters carried placards asking why women are still not safe in India and stating that incidents like Nirbhaya are still happening. They sought greater accountability from authorities, stronger measures against violence, and safer campuses and public spaces.
SFI members stated that ensuring women's safety requires sustained institutional action and accountability, rather than being limited to temporary responses after violent incidents occur.
