The All India Students’ Association (AISA) alleged that UGBM was convened at the Sabarmati lawn to discuss the issue of student participation in the upcoming Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) elections and the broader fight for gender justice on campus.
In a statement, JMI PRO stated, “Taking a serious view of the attempt to tarnish the composite character of the institution, JMI has lodged a complaint against unknown miscreants for disrupting Diwali celebrations in the campus.”
Some pilgrims and ponywalas received "minor" injuries in the incident that occurred last week.
Protesting students alleged that some unknown people entered the hostel premises on Sunday night and attacked them.
Delhi Police on Thursday said that the supporters of wrestlers became aggressive after they were stopped from taking folding beds at the protest site which they were not allowed, leading to the chaos.
The varsity’s administration has appealed to the students to “exercise restraint and let the academic environment flourish in JNU without any external disturbances.”
The BJP members marched to the Legislature building carrying flex posters printed with a 'Saamana' report demanding the aid of Rs 25,000 per hectare to farmers hit by unseasonal rains and floods.
