Delhi University on Thursday advised its students and faculty to stay away from the ongoing protests at Jantar Mantar. The university has warned that legal action will be taken against anyone who participates in illegal assembly or protest‘b can be used. It added that such activities could not only threaten the personal safety of students but also adversely affect their academic and professional future. Students should be wary of false and misleading news spread on social media‘They are requested to do the same.
Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi vehemently opposes university alert and how dare he threaten students?‘They raised questions. On the other hand, The Telapoka Janata Party (CJP) on Friday called for peaceful protests across the country against police brutality. The protests that started on June 20 have now turned into a major political dispute. The agitators are demanding the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and this demand will not be compromised under any circumstances.‘B clarified.
The central government is making efforts to resolve this impasse. Union Health Minister JP Nadda reiterated that the government is always ready for dialogue. Union Minister Jitendra Singh said four formal proposals have already been sent to the CJP leadership for discussion. Prime Minister Narendra Modi also responded to the controversy on Wednesday, saying the government would set up fast-track courts to punish those involved in the question paper leak scandal and speed up the judicial process.
