New Delhi: Jamia Millia Islamia University on Monday (October 26) accepted the demands of students protesting for a student union and revoked show-cause and suspension notices issued to students during the protest.In a notice issued early Monday, university authorities passed orders to conduct elections for the student’s union of Jamia Millia Islamia within 15 days from the approval of the union’s constitution.The notice also said that an enquiry committee will be set up to examine the actions of the security staff during the period of protest.Watch | Restoration, Revocation, Resignation: Jamia Students Demand Union Restoration After 20 YearsReferring to the students’ demand letter submitted to university authorities, the notice said that “the protest shall be called off immediately on issue of this order”. However, according to the Hindu, two students have continued the protest as the authorities have not offered assurance on the resignation of the Vice-Chancellor and Chief Proctor of the varsity.“Further the protesting students have submitted that they shall issue public apology through press conference for any defamatory statements/actions/posts made during the protest against the university administration. All such posts shall be taken down from channels on social media with immediate effect. This submission has been taken on record and the same shall be monitored for compliance,” the notice read.Students of JMI have been protesting since October 11, with four on an indefinite huger strike. The students are demanding the restoration of their student union after a 20-year gap, among other things. Tensions escalated on Sunday, when attempts were made to forcibly remove the protesters from campus. Tensions had escalated on Sunday (October 25), when attempts were made to forcibly remove the protesters from campus. University authorities had suspended classes, cut off water facilities and restricted movement in and out of campus. Despite heavy police deployment, students continued to gather in large numbers to protest.