All the injured ones were rushed to AIIMS Trauma Centre, where a JNU student was declared brought dead. The Delhi Police has registered a case in connection with the incident.
Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) in Delhi is once again in the news, this time due to a fresh controversy. Reportedly, there are controversial slogans inscribed on the walls within the university premises. These slogans include phrases like "Bhagwa Jalega," "Free Kashmir," and "IOK."
In view of restrictions imposed by the govt of Delhi and overall security concerns due to the mega geopolitical event, JNU has decided to close all gates of campus except the north gate. Details here.
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JNU row: According to the police, some inebriated men came in the car on the campus and tried to abduct two students. One accused was arrested in the case.
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I was not aware of such circular... the chief proctor did not consult me before releasing the document... that's why, I have withdrawn it, Vice-Chancellor Santishree D Pandit said.
New JNU Rules: New rules have been introduced in the varsity to prohibit acts like violence and dharna on the campus. Students can face a fine of up to Rs 50,00 for physical violence.
The Jawaharlal Nehru University Students' Union (JNUSU) organised seeking justice for IIT Bombay student Darshan Solanki. Solanki, 18, who belonged to a Scheduled Caste community, allegedly committed suicide by jumping off the seventh floor of a hostel building.
BBC documentary: On Tuesday night, pro-Left activists in Jawaharlal Nehru University tried to screen the documentary inside the campus, but the administration disconnected power and internet was snapped. There were reports of stone pelting, and SFI activists blamed ABVP, the RSS students' wing.
JNU clash case: Police have registered two separate FIRs in connection with the incident. According to police, two students were injured in the scuffle, while university sources claimed that only one student sustained injuries.
JNU scuffle: Commenting on the scuffle, a senior police officer said there was a fight between two male students over a personal issue, following which their friends joined in.
A body of an unidentified man, appearing to be aged around 40-45 years, was found hanging in the jungle area of JNU campus.
The Hindu Sena put up posters and saffron flags near the main gate of the Jawaharlal Nehru University and surrounding areas close to a week after a clash broke out in a hostel over allegedly serving non-vegetarian food during Ram Navami.
The Left alliance members accused the ABVP of forcefully prohibiting non vegetarian food at a Hostel in the campus while the ABVP alleged that the members of the Left alliance, including the NSUI were not allowing them to conduct a 'Puja' and 'Havan' programme on the occasion of Ram Navami.
Both sides accused each other of pelting stones and injuring their members. Deputy Commissioner of Police (Southwest) Manoj C told PTI that some students have sustained injuries.
In the third phase, the campus will be reopened for third-year Ph.D scholars and in the fourth phase, all M.Sc final year, BTech fourth year and MBA final year scholars will be allowed to enter the campus
In an official notification, the JNU said, “All Final Year PhD Research Scholars, including 9B students (both hostellers and day-scholars) who are required to submit their PhD theses on/before 31.12.2021, are allowed to enter into the campus."
JNU Executive Council will discuss granting approval to a course on counter-terrorism at its meeting on September 2.
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