ABVP activists surround JNU Rector, demand answers on debilitated hostels and water crisis

A section of Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) teachers has alleged that Dubey is running two NGOs from his varsity address in violation of university rules
File photo of JNU | (Pic: Express)
File photo of JNU | (Pic: Express)

Activists affiliated to Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) on Thursday, August 18, approached Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) Rector rector Ajay Kumar Dubey aggressively on the university campus. They demanded answers with regards to the run-down conditions of hostels and the water crisis on the campus.

ABVP activists said Dubey's "callous and non-serious attitude" regarding problems faced by the JNU students community is a clear manifestation of "insensitivity and criminal negligence", as stated in a report by PTI.

"ABVP JNU staged a protest by gheraoing the corrupt JNU Rector and demanded answers on fellowship, hostel renovation, water crises, Rs 56 crore fund, release of JNU PhD forms, specialist service in health centre, E-Rickshaw, railway reservation centre, and other students related issues," ABVP activist Ambuj said.  

ABVP said Dubey was laid siege to for about two hours until he managed to escape with the help of security. Dubey did not respond to the calls and texts from PTI.

"While the entire campus is in crisis the corrupt rector is busy doing scams through his multiple NGOs," Ambuj said, referring to recent corruption allegations levelled against Dubey.

A section of Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) teachers has alleged that Dubey is running two NGOs from his varsity address in violation of university rules.

"Today we presented a glimpse of our intentions, if our rightful demands are not met we would be forced to take strong action against the incompetent JNU administration," Ambuj said.

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