Police Claim, Server Was Not Faulty In Jnu On The Day Of Violence – Police Claims, Server Was Not Bad at JNU On Day of Violence

Purushottam Verma, Amar Ujala, New Delhi
Updated Wed, 15 Jan 2020 05:26 AM IST

Congress surrounded the federal government on the violence in JNU
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The SIT investigating the violence has raised the likelihood that the JNU violence was captured in CCTV cameras put in on campus. SIT police officers have claimed that the recording was completed on CCTV cameras regardless of the server malfunction.

The SFL group at Rohini is busy retrieving information from the server. FSL officers additionally imagine that there was recording in CCTV cameras. The FSL group has been engaged in loading information for the final two days. The FSL group may also go to load the server's information on Wednesday.

According to a police officer of the crime department, round 130 CCTV cameras are put in in your complete JNU campus. Till now it was being mentioned that different accused, together with JNU Students Union President Aishi Ghosh, vandalized the server room. Due to this, recording was not completed in CCTV cameras put in in JNU.

Police should not in a position to determine the accused because of lack of CCTV. A senior police officer of the crime department mentioned that there’s a chance that the recording was completed on CCTV cameras put in in JNU. The server was not defective, however the wiring of the server was disconnected.

In this case the information of recording of CCTV cameras was going contained in the server. Police officers hope that the SIT will get the recording of CCTV cameras. The accused can be recognized instantly after recording. The FSL group is totally engaged in loading information from the server.

On the opposite hand, the police didn’t get the deal with of Komal Sharma, a pupil of Delhi University showing within the viral video. The police has come to know that Komal Sharma is from Haryana. Police went to PG in Vijay Nagar, Maurice Nagar after taking the lady's deal with from Daulatram College.

The lady has gone from her PG. According to police officers, Komal Sharma's cellular has remained closed. The particulars of his cellular can be investigated on Wednesday.

Police can be interrogating those that give info –

The SIT can be interrogating those that reported violence to the Delhi Police. Police is questioning them and attempting to know the incident. According to police officers, the police obtained round 90 PCR calls on the day of the JNU violence.

The SIT investigating the violence has raised the likelihood that the JNU violence was captured in CCTV cameras put in on campus. SIT police officers claimed that the recording was completed on CCTV cameras regardless of the server malfunction.

According to a police officer of the crime department, about 130 CCTV cameras are put in in your complete JNU campus. Till now it was being mentioned that different accused, together with JNU Students Union President Aishi Ghosh, vandalized the server room. Due to this, recording was not completed in CCTV cameras put in in JNU.