Monday 30 May 2011

UGC NET results to be declared on 13 June & Refund to the Qualifying students


UGC NET results to be declared on 13 June & Refund to the Qualifying students

   New Delhi (27.05.2011): The University Grants Commission (UGC) today has declared that the UGC NET December 2010 exam results will be declared on 13 June 2011 and the students qualifying the same but have applied for the forthcoming NET in June 2011 will be refunded the fees.

The Students Islamic Organisation of India (SIO) marking its protest against UGC’s lethargic approach in declaring the UGC National Eligibility Test (NET) December 2010 exam results, marched to the UGC office located at the Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg, New Delhi today.

The Secretary General of SIO, P.M. Salih said, “We demanded a date for the declaration of the results, to which the UGC has promised to declare the results by 13 June 2011. If the UGC fails to comply with their promise then SIO will be compelled to lead the students’ community to launch a nationwide protest against the UGC”. He further said, “It is astonishing to note the irresponsible behavior of the UGC Chairman who is currently out of country as per information from UGC office and the saggy attitude of the staff with regard to the declaration of the results.”

The declaration was informed by Dr. N.A. Kazmi, Secretary, UGC and Dr. Surender Singh, Deputy Secretary (NET), UGC to a delegation led by the P.M. Salih, Secretary General, SIO accompanied by Sharique Ansar, National Secretary, SIO.

It is for the first time in the history of UGC that the commission will be refunding any money to the students that they’ve collected in the form of fees.

The UGC NET results which were scheduled to be declared in the month of April are yet to be out. After efforts to be intimated about the date of declaration of results, which proved an effort in vain, SIO decided to march to the UGC Office. SIO has submitted a memorandum to the Chairman, UGC and Minister of Human Resource Development (HRD).

The UGC NET is the basic eligibility criteria to be awarded Lectureship at the College or University level. The Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) is also awarded based on the UGC NET. The delay in declaration of results keeps the future of the deserving and talented in the dark for the forthcoming academic year as throughout the country recruitments to various colleges and universities is currently under process.

Javed Zafar, Convenor and Limsir Ali, Secretary of Research Scholars’ Forum of India, students from Delhi University, Jamia Millia Islamia, Jawaharlal Nehru University, Jamia Hamdard, Anis ur Rehman, President, SIO Delhi and National Secretaries, SIO - Sharique Ansar, Soukath Ali & Shaikh Shoaib participated in the protest march.

-- Shaikh Shoaib

National Secretary
Students Islamic Organisation of India (SIO)
D-300, Abul Fazl Enclave, Okhla, New Delhi - 25
Phone: +918750365774, +9111 - 26946285







Thursday 3 March 2011

S.I.O Delhi Zone


Aug 27, 2009

Tazkia Night: Jama Masjid Circle


Delhi 6: Jama Masjid Circle organises the tazkiya

camp at Chitli Qabar.



Jul 29, 2009

Protest on NHRC's Batla House Encounter Report








A demonstration by citizens of Delhi with SIO Delhi zone was organized on July 28, 2009, under the auspices of the "Coordination Committee of Indian Muslims". The gathering demanded the following from the Government of India.
1) To ensure justice and transparency, all riots and disruptive acts of the last decade, should be probed into; by an independent high powered commission. The commission, should, is a time bound frame, identify the real culprits; the report of the commission should be made public.
2) The Batla House encounter 2008 should be enquired into, by a high powered judicial probe, to ascertain the truth. The gathering rejects all attempts to justify the police version; without conducting an independent inquiry based on independent accounts, by reliable witnesses.
3) Reforms should be initiated in the Police and Law Enforcement machinery and the recommendations of National Police Commission should be immediately implemented.
4) Effective legal mechanism should be evolved to check and curb police atrocities, illegal detentions, fake encounters, tortures, custodial deaths and fabricated accusations.
5) Harassment of relatives and well wishers of the detainees should be stopped and a whole locality should not be targeted or victimized.
6) Confidential reports and confessions extracted under duress must not be leaked to the media. Effective regulations and legal mechanism should be enacted to ensure fair and unbiased reporting in media.
7) All initiatives for undemocratic and unjust legislation should be stopped and all those legislations in various states should be cancelled wherein confessions in police custody are made admissible in courts or which allow police to keep

persons arrested without filing charge sheets or which violate human rights in anyway.
8) Measures should be adopted to promote human values, respect for human life, tolerance and co-operation so that we can build a hatred free and peaceful India.
9) Justice should not be delayed. Comprehensive reforms in the judicial system should be initiated to ensure speedy delivery of justice. All those residing in jails for more than five years, pending a judgment in their case; should be immediately released. All those who are eligible for bail, but lack financial resources, should be granted bail and released from custody.
10) The horrible conditions in jails should be changed through comprehensive measures of j ail reform.
11) Those arrested in the aftermath of the deplorable Batla House episode are on police remand, even now after a passage often months. Under some pretext or other, they are being continuously harassed and tortured. This cruel process should immediately stop; their cases should be speedily brought to trial and decided, as per law.
Signed by:
Mr. Mujtaba Farooq, Secretary, Jamaat-e-Islami Hind,
Ml. Abdul Hamid Naumani, Secretary Jamiat Ulema Hind
Ml. Muqeem Faizi, General Secretary Markazi Jamiat Ahle Hadith,
Ml. Abdul Wahab Khilji, President Indian Islahi Movement
Ml. Ameeduzzama Keranvi, President Tanzim Abna-e-Qadeem Darul Uloom Deoband
Mr. A. R. Agwan, AIIMM
Dr. Tasleem Rahmani, President Muslim Political Council
Mr. Suhail K.K. President Students Islamic Organisation of India
Ml. Aamir Rashadi, President Ulema Council, Azamgarh
Ml. Zeeshan Hidayati, President Majlis-e-Fikro Amal
Dr. S.Q. R. Ilyas, All India Muslim Personal Law Board

Member Organisations:
Jamaat-e-Islami Hind, Jamiat Ulema Hind, Jamiat Ahle Hadees, All India Muslim Majlis Mushawarat, Muslim Political Council of India, Ulema Council Azamgarh, Students Islamic Organisation of India, Majlis Fikr o Amal, Majlis Ulema Hind

Jul 11, 2009

Squad team for Delhi Zone

For the consolidation of work among students further to introduce the message of SIO in Delhi, A squad was formed consisting at members of SIO from different zones. Br. Misbahul Hasan Fatir and Taufeeq from Maharashtra, Br Fazlul Malik and ismail from Kerla, Br Mohd Masood were part of Squad which met individually with students and Youths of Abul Fzl Enclave, Batla House, Shaheen Bagh, Old Delhi and Patel Nagar from 7 to 14 July. In all the places after meeting with students, A program was aslo organzied after Isha-prayer, which by grace of Allah was very resultful.

The squad work was specially successful in Patel Nagar area where a ci

Units/Circles in Delhi Zone

Unit(s).......
  • Abul Fazl Enclave
  • Shaheen Bagh
  • Batla House
Circle(s)........
  • Old Delhi
  • Patel Nagar

SIO Abul Fazl Unit holds Summer Islamic Classes






Students Islamic Organisation of India (SIO), Abul Fazl Unit,New Delhi organised six-day summer Islamic Classes for 10-16 years boys at Mili Model School, Jamia Nagar, Okhla.
Mr. Aneesur Rahman Nadvi, unit president, while delivering inaugural speech said, “Education and training of children is the prime responsibility of their parents, children learn moral values from their parents so secrete of progress of the country and humanity lies in parents’ method of training to their children.”
Various lectures, presentations, documentaries, quiz and competitions on different Islamic topics will be held during the five-day summer classes. Prominent lecturers and experts will be coming to guide the students.More than 100 students have benefited