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JNU Row: No question of clean chit to Kanhaiya, says Bassi

Shubhomoy Sikdar New Delhi, February 17, 2016 The Police Commissioner said that they, in fact, had evidence against the JNUSU president on the basis of which he was arrested. Dismissing media reports on a Delhi Police internal report not mentioning Kanhaiya Kumar as raising anti-India slogans, Delhi Police Commissioner B.S. Bassi on Wednesday said those…

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JNU faculty divided over boycott of classes Feb 17, 2016 – SHASHI BHUSHAN | • New Delhi Jawaharlal Nehru University’s ongoing protest against the arrest of students’ union president Kanhaiya Kumar has not only divided political parties, but also caused a rift among some 700 JNU faculty members. One group of teachers, led by the…

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JNU controversy: Lawyer disrupts SC proceedings, chants ‘Vande Mataram’ Feb 17, 2016 | • Age Correspondent | • New Delhi After the incident, SC limited the number of people to be allowed inside the courtroom for hearing. The Supreme Court on Wednesday limited the number of people present in the courtroom as a lawyer tried…

NBA condemns Delhi assault on journos

Feb 17 2016 : Mirror (Mumbai) The News Broadcasters Association (NBA) condemned the assault by lawyers and others on journalists and cameramen, especially women journalists, who were reporting from the Patiala House Court on Monday. The incident happened when the president of the JNU Students Union, Kanaiya Kumar, was being produced in the court on…

Shah Rukh collects degree, ABVP activists protest

Feb 17 2016 : The Times of India (Mumbai) New Delhi: TIMES NEWS NETWORK Shah Rukh Khan received his graduation degree on Tuesday, 28 years after passing out from Hansraj College. Walking down the memory lane, the Bollywood star said, “This is a very special mo ment for me. I am back in my college…

Vicious assault on Kanhaiya

Imran Ahmed Siddiqui New Delhi, Feb. 17: Kanhaiya Kumar was kicked and punched so viciously inside a court complex today afternoon that what appeared to be urine stained the young man’s trousers. Half an hour later, the JNU students’ union president, arrested on a sedition charge, was beaten up again – this time in a…

Lawyers beat up scribes, students in Delhi court

JNU issue takes violent turn inside Patiala House | Two dna journos threatened Azaan Javaid @AzaanJavaid New Delhi: Journalists, senior faculty members and Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) students, along with other political activists, were on Monday threatened, attacked and beaten up inside the Patiala House Courts, where JNU student leader Kanhaiya Kumar was being produced.…

Lawyers beat up JNU students, journalists outside Delhi court

Azaan Javaid | Tue, 16 Feb 2016-06:30am , New Delhi , dna Two dna scribes heckled, threatened* Scuffle starts as arrested student leader Kanhaiya Kumar was being produced to Patiala House Journalists, senior faculty members and Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) students, along with other political activists, were on Monday threatened, attacked and beaten up inside…

Kerala girl barred from college for ‘marrying outside her religion’

• 16 Feb 2016 • Hindustan Times (Mumbai) • HT Correspondent letters@hindustantimes.com The college authorities told me that I can’t attend classes since I married a person without the consent of my parents. They told me if I continued my education, it would set a bad precedent for other girls. NEERAJA, the student allegedly barred…

Mahishasura & beef claims in cop report

Imran Ahmed Siddiqui New Delhi, Feb. 16: Delhi police have cited “beef eating” and worship of “Mahishasura” by some far-Left student organisations at JNU to bolster their charge that they were involved in “anti-national” activities in the university. The claim came in a status report to the Union home ministry in connection with the activities…

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