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Students Detained At Delhi University After Clashes Over BBC Series On PM
Talks are being held to persuade students to take back the call for the screening on their own, sources said, adding that there will be heavy police deployment for security reasons and action will be taken if students gather for the screening.
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Delhi Court Seeks Action Taken Report From Police On JNU Violence
A court New Delhi has sought action taken report (ATR) from Delhi Police on a plea filed by a JNU professor seeking registration of FIR in a case related to attack on students and teachers in the varsity campus on January 5.
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"No Proof, Story Made Up": JNU Student Leader Aishe Ghosh On Cases Against Her
Aishe Ghosh, the chief of JNU Students' Union, said she is confident that there can be no police action against her on basis of the two First Information Reports against her, since she has not been involved in any violence. The police, she said, would not take action without any evidence.
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Amit Shah Speaks To Delhi Top Cop On JNU Attack; Ministry Tweets Warning
Union Minister Amit Shah spoke to Delhi Police Commissioner Amulya Patnaik on Sunday, after a mob of masked goons barged into the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) campus and attacked students and teachers. The home ministry, in a tweet, said the officer has been instructed to take "necessary action".
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JNU Moves Contempt Petition Against Students, Delhi Police
JNU on Tuesday approached the Delhi High Court seeking contempt action against its students and the Delhi Police for allegedly violating a court order against holding a protest within 100 metres of the university's administrative block.
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Opposition Condemns Alleged Police Action Against Protesting JNU Students
Opposition members in Lok Sabha on Tuesday described the alleged baton-charge by police on JNU students demanding total rollback of hostel fee hike as "suppression of voice".
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Rajya Sabha Adjourned Till 2 pm After Opposition Uproar Over JNU Protests
Rajya Sabha proceedings on Tuesday were adjourned till 2 pm after opposition uproar over alleged police action on protesting JNU students in the national capital and detention of political leaders in Jammu and Kashmir.
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"This is Modi's Emergency": Sitaram Yechury On Protesting JNU Students
JNU Student Protest: CPI(M) general secretary Sitaram Yechury on Monday condemned the police action on protesting students of the Jawaharlal Nehru University, saying it was not the right way to deal with democratic protests.
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Fee Hike Will Ensure JNU Becomes "Elitist University", Says Left
The CPI(M) Politburo on Tuesday condemned the police action against JNU students who were protesting against the recently announced hike in hostel fees and said the fee increase was to ensure that the university becomes "elitist".
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On Ramjas College Violence, Centre Strikes Two Notes: 10 Points
The government appeared to speak in two voices over Wednesday's violent clashes in Delhi's Ramjas College. While union education minister Prakash Javadekar said he would not interfere in the row as the college is autonomous, his cabinet colleague junior home minister Kiren Rijiju said colleges cannot be allowed to become "hub of anti-national activ...
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Students Detained At Delhi University After Clashes Over BBC Series On PM
Talks are being held to persuade students to take back the call for the screening on their own, sources said, adding that there will be heavy police deployment for security reasons and action will be taken if students gather for the screening.
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Delhi Court Seeks Action Taken Report From Police On JNU Violence
A court New Delhi has sought action taken report (ATR) from Delhi Police on a plea filed by a JNU professor seeking registration of FIR in a case related to attack on students and teachers in the varsity campus on January 5.
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"No Proof, Story Made Up": JNU Student Leader Aishe Ghosh On Cases Against Her
Aishe Ghosh, the chief of JNU Students' Union, said she is confident that there can be no police action against her on basis of the two First Information Reports against her, since she has not been involved in any violence. The police, she said, would not take action without any evidence.
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Amit Shah Speaks To Delhi Top Cop On JNU Attack; Ministry Tweets Warning
Union Minister Amit Shah spoke to Delhi Police Commissioner Amulya Patnaik on Sunday, after a mob of masked goons barged into the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) campus and attacked students and teachers. The home ministry, in a tweet, said the officer has been instructed to take "necessary action".
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JNU Moves Contempt Petition Against Students, Delhi Police
JNU on Tuesday approached the Delhi High Court seeking contempt action against its students and the Delhi Police for allegedly violating a court order against holding a protest within 100 metres of the university's administrative block.
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Opposition Condemns Alleged Police Action Against Protesting JNU Students
Opposition members in Lok Sabha on Tuesday described the alleged baton-charge by police on JNU students demanding total rollback of hostel fee hike as "suppression of voice".
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Rajya Sabha Adjourned Till 2 pm After Opposition Uproar Over JNU Protests
Rajya Sabha proceedings on Tuesday were adjourned till 2 pm after opposition uproar over alleged police action on protesting JNU students in the national capital and detention of political leaders in Jammu and Kashmir.
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"This is Modi's Emergency": Sitaram Yechury On Protesting JNU Students
JNU Student Protest: CPI(M) general secretary Sitaram Yechury on Monday condemned the police action on protesting students of the Jawaharlal Nehru University, saying it was not the right way to deal with democratic protests.
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Fee Hike Will Ensure JNU Becomes "Elitist University", Says Left
The CPI(M) Politburo on Tuesday condemned the police action against JNU students who were protesting against the recently announced hike in hostel fees and said the fee increase was to ensure that the university becomes "elitist".
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On Ramjas College Violence, Centre Strikes Two Notes: 10 Points
The government appeared to speak in two voices over Wednesday's violent clashes in Delhi's Ramjas College. While union education minister Prakash Javadekar said he would not interfere in the row as the college is autonomous, his cabinet colleague junior home minister Kiren Rijiju said colleges cannot be allowed to become "hub of anti-national activ...
