15:40 November 20
The High Power Committee of MHRD met the #JNU students today and took stock of views of students in a cordial meeting at Shastri Bhawan. They agreed to meet the students again on Friday in #JNU campus to find solutions to the current issues. pic.twitter.com/vhLo97Vhr5
— Ministry of HRD (@HRDMinistry) November 20, 2019 " class="align-text-top noRightClick twitterSection" data="">The High Power Committee of MHRD met the #JNU students today and took stock of views of students in a cordial meeting at Shastri Bhawan. They agreed to meet the students again on Friday in #JNU campus to find solutions to the current issues. pic.twitter.com/vhLo97Vhr5
— Ministry of HRD (@HRDMinistry) November 20, 2019
The High Power Committee of MHRD met the #JNU students today and took stock of views of students in a cordial meeting at Shastri Bhawan. They agreed to meet the students again on Friday in #JNU campus to find solutions to the current issues. pic.twitter.com/vhLo97Vhr5
— Ministry of HRD (@HRDMinistry) November 20, 2019
Cordial meeting takes place between MHRD and JNU students
The high-powered committee constituted by the Ministry of Human Resource and Development (MHRD) to look into the issue of JNU met the students at the MHRD headquarters in Shastri Bhawan.
As per the information by HRD, the meeting with students was cordial and the committee took stock of views of students on the fee hike issue.
15:06 November 20
JNU students protest at the Delhi Police headquarters in ITO
Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) students on Wednesday protested against the Delhi Police at their headquarters in ITO. The protest was on the alleged beating of visually impaired students during their agitation on fee hike.
Speaking to a media agency, a student said, "A blind student of the university was beaten with lathis by police on Monday. The police also told him that if he is blind then why did he come to protest. This was insensitive on part of the police."
"We are protesting over this and we want police to apologize for this," the student said.
12:30 November 20
JNU visually impaired students say not being allowed to protest outside police HQ
New Delhi: A forum of Jawaharlal Nehru University's visually impaired students on Wednesday said they were not allowed to go towards the police headquarters to protest against the "police lathi charge" on varsity students protesting against hostel fee hike.
Members of the JNU Visually Challenged Students Forum were going to Jai Singh Road to protest outside the new police headquarters. However, they said, their bus was stopped and taken to Vasant Kunj police station.
Later, they said their bus was being brought to the old police headquarters at ITO.
The forum had condemned the "police lathi charge" on visually impaired students during the protest on Monday over the hostel fee hike by the JNU administration and had demanded an apology from the police in the matter.
Police had denied baton charging the students.
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15:40 November 20
The High Power Committee of MHRD met the #JNU students today and took stock of views of students in a cordial meeting at Shastri Bhawan. They agreed to meet the students again on Friday in #JNU campus to find solutions to the current issues. pic.twitter.com/vhLo97Vhr5
— Ministry of HRD (@HRDMinistry) November 20, 2019 " class="align-text-top noRightClick twitterSection" data="">The High Power Committee of MHRD met the #JNU students today and took stock of views of students in a cordial meeting at Shastri Bhawan. They agreed to meet the students again on Friday in #JNU campus to find solutions to the current issues. pic.twitter.com/vhLo97Vhr5
— Ministry of HRD (@HRDMinistry) November 20, 2019
The High Power Committee of MHRD met the #JNU students today and took stock of views of students in a cordial meeting at Shastri Bhawan. They agreed to meet the students again on Friday in #JNU campus to find solutions to the current issues. pic.twitter.com/vhLo97Vhr5
— Ministry of HRD (@HRDMinistry) November 20, 2019
Cordial meeting takes place between MHRD and JNU students
The high-powered committee constituted by the Ministry of Human Resource and Development (MHRD) to look into the issue of JNU met the students at the MHRD headquarters in Shastri Bhawan.
As per the information by HRD, the meeting with students was cordial and the committee took stock of views of students on the fee hike issue.
15:06 November 20
JNU students protest at the Delhi Police headquarters in ITO
Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) students on Wednesday protested against the Delhi Police at their headquarters in ITO. The protest was on the alleged beating of visually impaired students during their agitation on fee hike.
Speaking to a media agency, a student said, "A blind student of the university was beaten with lathis by police on Monday. The police also told him that if he is blind then why did he come to protest. This was insensitive on part of the police."
"We are protesting over this and we want police to apologize for this," the student said.
12:30 November 20
JNU visually impaired students say not being allowed to protest outside police HQ
New Delhi: A forum of Jawaharlal Nehru University's visually impaired students on Wednesday said they were not allowed to go towards the police headquarters to protest against the "police lathi charge" on varsity students protesting against hostel fee hike.
Members of the JNU Visually Challenged Students Forum were going to Jai Singh Road to protest outside the new police headquarters. However, they said, their bus was stopped and taken to Vasant Kunj police station.
Later, they said their bus was being brought to the old police headquarters at ITO.
The forum had condemned the "police lathi charge" on visually impaired students during the protest on Monday over the hostel fee hike by the JNU administration and had demanded an apology from the police in the matter.
Police had denied baton charging the students.
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