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 | Police just stood there: JNU students recount Sunday's campus horrorsPolice personnel were stationed on campus even before the violence started. There were 20 female students who were assaulted at Sabarmati T-Point | |
 | Have we identified the 'masked goons'? Rumours quashed about the people who attacked JNUWithin minutes of the violence inside the JNU campus, leftists on social media linked the perpetrators to ABVP members while the right-wingers blamed the former for the attack | |
 | We were brutally attacked: ABVP blames 'leftist goons' for vandalising hostels at JNUThe ABVP alleged that some people belonging to the left-leaning organisations beat up the students who went for their semester registrations, adding that the Left carried out the violence on campus | |
 | JNU under seige: How did a mob unleash terror despite Delhi Police being there?Students said that since yesterday there had been trouble so police were on campus in large numbers but did nothing to stop the violence. | |
 | #SOSJNU: Masked intruders enter JNU hostels, thrash agitating students, professors with rods, lathisStudents and eyewitnesses present at JNU said that at least 50 people with their faces covered entered the campus with lathis and rods and went on a rampage | |
 | Who hit whom at JNU? The blame game continues after students injured as JNUSU clashes with ABVP and security guardsDurgesh Kumar, President, ABVP’s JNU unit said that many ABVP members were injured in this attack. He also said that the left cannot intimidate students through violence | |
 | We don't need money to do this: JNU security tells students while assaulting, molesting them at dawnA statement released by the JNU Students' Union said that the JNUSU President, Aishe Ghosh, was openly slapped by one of the security guards. A woman student was pushed into the bonfire as well | |
 | Despite continued protests, JNU asks students to pay hiked hostel fees from January 1The circular released by JNU's IHA that lays down the revised hostel fees for students, mentions that it is in compliance with the decision and approval of the Executive Council | |
 | Students must clear exams by Jan 20: JNU to start new session as per scheduleThere are some hurdles that are likely to pop up for the students who have been protesting for over 60 days now | |
 | JNU profs claim 'right' candidate with plagiarism in PhD could be hired in East Asian Studies deptA senior faculty member of the centre on condition of anonymity said that this has become rampant and that he suspects the Vice-Chancellor wants to bring in "his people rather than qualified teachers" | |
 | Delhi Police cordons off UP Bhawan, once again students detained before anti-CAA protests beganSeveral students from the Jawaharlal Nehru University also on their way to the protest were detained and taken to the Mandir Marg Police Station | |
 | Sanskrit has all the answers: How JNU's Sanskrit seminar can help us hold on to our rootsDr Ram Nath Jha of the Sanskrit Department, who has been pivotal in organising the conference said that around 100 research papers will be presented in Sanskrit | |
 | How 'preventive' policing ended CAA protests in Delhi before they even startedThe protest, called by the North East Students' Forum and the JNUSU, was supposed to start from 2 pm. Except, the police kept arresting everyone in sight and so the protest never really got going | |
 | Conduct lectures, slogans will not help solve issues: JNU's Yogi meets VC to ask for a rollback of feesThe students of Jawaharlal Nehru University have been protesting against an imminent fee hike and hostel rule changes for almost two months now | |
 | Inside Delhi's CAA protests: Does the police become more brutal during internet shutdowns?Two protests are scheduled in the national capital, one by students and activists and the other by left parties. The two marches were to meet at Shaheed Park near ITO |
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