Students leave home after leaving JNU campus
– Photo: Amar Ujala
The students have been in panic since the ruckus on Sunday evening at the JNU campus. Since the night, family members are also calling to take their news. Some parents have asked the children to leave campus immediately and return home. On Monday, several students were seen returning home with their belongings from the hostel. He said that the police should be identified and take action against those who committed the violence. She will not return until the atmosphere is fine.
Harshita, who left for the house outside the JNU campus, said that her family lives in Jharkhand. She is doing MA linguistic. When there was an uproar on Sunday, she was horrified and immediately called the family. The family asked him to visit a relative living in Delhi.
At night she went to South Delhi. She is currently returning home after vacating the hostel at the behest of the family. Eshita of Gwalior and Unnati of Lucknow also live in Narmada Hostel. She is doing PG Environment. She is also leaving the hostel and returning home at the behest of her family members. The three students said that there should not be any kind of violence in the country.
University administration and police restore peace on campus, so that it can be studied here. The three demanded that the accused be identified and strict action should also be taken against them. On the other hand, some students also appeared leaving the campus.
The Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) summoned the Special Commissioner of Police (Law and Order) and JNU Registrar of Police on JNU violence and sought a response by 8 January. Chairman Swati Maliwal has expressed concern over the assault on the students, asking how the violencemen entered the campus, who was FIRed, how many were arrested? Also, CCTV footage from January 5 to January 6 at 7 am has also been asked to be given.
Swati Maliwal said that the assault on girl students is a matter of concern. Questions are also being raised on the role of Delhi Police and the Vice Chancellor of the University in JNU violence. The way the violence took place on the JNU campus is a shocking incident for the entire country. The Commission has sought information from the Registrar about the steps taken to allow the mob to enter the campus, turn off the street lights on campus, identify the accused and sentence them, despite the huge police force deployed. The police have asked for what reasons the ambulances and media persons were not allowed to enter the campus and for which reasons the crowd was not stopped from entering.
Jawaharlal Nehru University Administration has extended the date of winter semester registration till 12 January. Earlier, the last date of registration was five January. The university administration says that the students occupied the IT form and closed the server room and power supply. Registration work has been affected due to the breakage of the server room.
JNU Registrar Prof. Pramod Kumar has written a letter to the students on Monday. In it, the registrar has written that the students were occupied in the Information and Communication Service Room. Angry students had closed the server room as well as the power supply. In addition, the wiring of the server room was also damaged. For two days, the engineers were busy in fixing the server room and power supply. Due to this,
the work of winter semester registration was affected. Therefore the registration date has been extended.
The students have been in panic since the ruckus on Sunday evening at the JNU campus. Since the night, family members are also calling to take their news. Some parents have asked the children to leave campus immediately and return home. On Monday, several students were seen returning home with their belongings from the hostel. He said that the police should be identified and take action against those who committed the violence. They will not return until the atmosphere is cured.
Harshita, who came out of the JNU campus to the house with her luggage, said that her family lives in Jharkhand. She is doing MA linguistic. When there was an uproar on Sunday, she was horrified and immediately called the family. The family asked him to visit a relative living in Delhi.
She went to South Delhi at night. She is currently returning home after vacating the hostel at the behest of the family. Eshita of Gwalior and Unnati of Lucknow also live in Narmada Hostel. She is doing PG Environment. She is also leaving the hostel and returning home at the behest of her family members. The three students said that there should not be any kind of violence in the country.
University administration and police restore peace on campus, so that it can be studied here. The three demanded that the accused be identified and strict action should also be taken against them. On the other hand, some students also appeared leaving the campus.
DCW summons to police and registrar
The Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) summoned the Special Commissioner of Police (Law and Order) and JNU Registrar to demand a reply by 8 January. Chairman Swati Maliwal has expressed concern over the assault on the students, asking how the violencemen entered the campus, who was FIRed, how many were arrested? Also, CCTV footage from January 5 to January 6 at 7 am has also been asked to be given.
Swati Maliwal said that the assault on girl students is a matter of concern. Questions are also being raised on the role of Delhi Police and the Vice Chancellor of the University in JNU violence. The way the violence took place in the JNU campus is a shocking incident for the entire country. The Commission has sought information from the Registrar about the steps taken to allow the mob to enter the campus, turn off the street lights on campus, identify the accused and sentence them, despite the huge police force deployed. The police have asked why the ambulances and media persons were not allowed to enter the campus and for which reasons the crowd was not barred from entering.
JNU extends registration date to 12 in winter semester
Jawaharlal Nehru University Administration has extended the date of winter semester registration till 12 January. Earlier, the last date of registration was five January. The university administration says that the students occupied the IT form and closed the server room and power supply. Registration work has been affected due to the breakage of the server room.
JNU Registrar Prof. Pramod Kumar has written a letter to the students on Monday. In it, the registrar has written that students were occupied in the Information and Communication Service Room. Angry students had closed the server room as well as the power supply. In addition, the wiring of the server room was also damaged. For two days, the engineers were busy in fixing the server room and power supply. Due to this, the work of winter semester registration was affected. Hence the registration date has been extended.
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