New Delhi: Following a fight between two groups of students at the University of Jawaharlal Nehru (JNU) on Sunday night, both sides – JNU students and Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) – blame each other for “violence on campus”.
Vandalism charges in the JNUU room and injured students were also made by both groups.
They also issued a protest march on Monday on campus.
Meanwhile, the police on Monday registered two APIs under the IPC 323 section (voluntarily caused injury), 341 (wrong restraint) and 34 (general intentions) at the Vasant Kunj (North) police station regarding the altercation.
The police claimed no one was injured in the clash.
Jnusu said the study circle, hundreds of Flowers Group, had booked a union room on November 11 for reading and discussion sessions scheduled for November 14.
However, the guess that ABVP members occupied the room after a heated discussion and clashes.
Aishe Ghosh, President Jnusu, said, “We reached the union room after receiving a call that ABVP members refused to leave.
When we asked ABVP members to shift their meetings elsewhere, they refused.
Immediately, they began to heckling and targeting a student and Start beating it.
“Vivek Pandey, a student allegedly attacked by ABVP members, said,” When I arrived at the union room, they were sloganeering.
Suddenly, 10-15 people gathered around me and began to hit me.
They even tried to throw a chair I.
“On the other hand, ABVP states that the demeaning language is used by students who gather together with JNUU members.
Shivam Chaurasia, President Unit JNU ABVP, said, “We held our weekly meeting in a shared room.
Suddenly, people walked and said that the previous permission was needed.
They began to encourage us, using a demeaning language and even tried to incite them There is there.
“In a statement, the JNU administration said,” Students realize that this place is a general activity or center of the facility.
The academic and JNU government strongly disagree with it.
“” Students are advised to use public facilities with friendly and responsibilities and in line with each other.
There is nothing to be allowed to disrupt the existence of peace and the functioning of others, “added the statement.
On Sunday, PCR got a call that slogans were raised and the quarrels might occur between two groups in JNU.
A team from the Vasant Kunj (North) police station visited the campus and found that slogans were raised, but no quarrel.
Requests show that the heated argument occurred between two groups of students to regulate seminars at the Student Union Hall.
Then, ABVP members visited the police station and provided a written complaint.
A student from a left-affiliated organization also filed a complaint.
DCP (southwest) Gaurav Sharma said they did an investigation and then register firs.
“No one was arrested.
The people involved in the incident were named in both fire,” he added.
Asked whether students were injured in clashes, an officer said they had received four MLCs, who suggested that no one get hurt.
However, the police spoke with both parties and asked them to protect peace on the campus.
The researchers also scan several videos to identify the people involved in the incident.
Group students collide on the JNU campus, nesting firs
