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Amid Row Over Gurmehar Tweets, Minister Kiren Rijiju Posts Jawan's Video
Amid a raging debate on nationalism following the Ramjas College protests, union minister Kiren Rijiju today posted a video of a soldier expressing his anguish over what he called the "support" condemned men like Yakub Memon and Afzal Guru receive from some quarters in the nation.
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Afzal Guru Row: JNU Panel Submits Final Report On Penalised Students
The Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) today said the Appellate Authority which heard the appeals of the varsity students who were penalised in connection with the controversial February 9 event has submitted its final report.
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JNU Row: Probe Found Nothing To Suggest Videos Were Doctored, Says Government
The Delhi Police, in its investigation into the controversial event at Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) in February, has found nothing to suggest that channels had doctored the original videos related to the incident, the government said on Thursday.
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JNU Row: 3 Separate Charge Sheets Filed In Patiala House Court Violence
Delhi police has filed three separate charge sheets relating to the brazen attacks on scribes and others at the Patiala House courts premises in New Delhi allegedly by a group of lawyers and others during production of JNUSU president Kanhaiya Kumar in an alleged sedition case.
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JNU Row: 4 Video Clips Of Afzal Guru Event Found To Be Genuine
Four video clippings related to the controversial February 9 event at JNU which were sent to the Forensic Science Laboratory in Gandhinagar for examination have emerged as "genuine".
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Afzal Guru Row: JNU Forms Committee To Look Into Students Demand
Jawaharlal Nehru University or JNU today formed a four-member committee to look into demands of students who are on hunger strike against punishment in connection with the controversial February 9 event even as three more students withdrew their fast due to deteriorating health condition.
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Afzal Guru Row: JNU Sends Varsity Probe Report To Delhi Police
JNU authorities have sent the Afzal Guru event report to the Delhi Police.
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JNU's Anirban Bhattacharya Get Showcause Notice Over Movie Screening
JNU student Anirban Bhattacharya, who has been suspended from the university in connection with the February 9 Afzal Guru event, was today served a showcause notice by the varsity for his alleged involvement in a screening of "Muzaffarnagar abhi baqi hai" which was held last August.
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JNU's Kanhaiya Kumar, Others Go On Hunger Strike Against Probe Report
Led by Kanhaiya Kumar, a group of students from JNU started an indefinite hunger strike on Wednesday night, demanding a rollback of the university authorities' punishment for them.
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Afzal Guru Event Row: Will Neither Pay Fine, Nor Vacate Hostels, Say Punished JNU Students
Defiant JNU students who have been punished in connection with a controversial event on campus have asserted that they will neither pay the fine, nor vacate hostels as ordered by the university and will go on an indefinite hunger strike from today demanding the withdrawal of orders.
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Amid Row Over Gurmehar Tweets, Minister Kiren Rijiju Posts Jawan's Video
Amid a raging debate on nationalism following the Ramjas College protests, union minister Kiren Rijiju today posted a video of a soldier expressing his anguish over what he called the "support" condemned men like Yakub Memon and Afzal Guru receive from some quarters in the nation.
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Afzal Guru Row: JNU Panel Submits Final Report On Penalised Students
The Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) today said the Appellate Authority which heard the appeals of the varsity students who were penalised in connection with the controversial February 9 event has submitted its final report.
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JNU Row: Probe Found Nothing To Suggest Videos Were Doctored, Says Government
The Delhi Police, in its investigation into the controversial event at Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) in February, has found nothing to suggest that channels had doctored the original videos related to the incident, the government said on Thursday.
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JNU Row: 3 Separate Charge Sheets Filed In Patiala House Court Violence
Delhi police has filed three separate charge sheets relating to the brazen attacks on scribes and others at the Patiala House courts premises in New Delhi allegedly by a group of lawyers and others during production of JNUSU president Kanhaiya Kumar in an alleged sedition case.
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JNU Row: 4 Video Clips Of Afzal Guru Event Found To Be Genuine
Four video clippings related to the controversial February 9 event at JNU which were sent to the Forensic Science Laboratory in Gandhinagar for examination have emerged as "genuine".
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Afzal Guru Row: JNU Forms Committee To Look Into Students Demand
Jawaharlal Nehru University or JNU today formed a four-member committee to look into demands of students who are on hunger strike against punishment in connection with the controversial February 9 event even as three more students withdrew their fast due to deteriorating health condition.
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Afzal Guru Row: JNU Sends Varsity Probe Report To Delhi Police
JNU authorities have sent the Afzal Guru event report to the Delhi Police.
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JNU's Anirban Bhattacharya Get Showcause Notice Over Movie Screening
JNU student Anirban Bhattacharya, who has been suspended from the university in connection with the February 9 Afzal Guru event, was today served a showcause notice by the varsity for his alleged involvement in a screening of "Muzaffarnagar abhi baqi hai" which was held last August.
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JNU's Kanhaiya Kumar, Others Go On Hunger Strike Against Probe Report
Led by Kanhaiya Kumar, a group of students from JNU started an indefinite hunger strike on Wednesday night, demanding a rollback of the university authorities' punishment for them.
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Afzal Guru Event Row: Will Neither Pay Fine, Nor Vacate Hostels, Say Punished JNU Students
Defiant JNU students who have been punished in connection with a controversial event on campus have asserted that they will neither pay the fine, nor vacate hostels as ordered by the university and will go on an indefinite hunger strike from today demanding the withdrawal of orders.
