The police were called to the campus.
New Delhi:
two groups of Students clashed on Sunday afternoon in Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) Campus in allegedly delhi over Meat is served in hostel canteen on Occasion of Ram Navami.
Six students were injured in the accident that took place At Kaveri Hostel at 3:30 in afternoon.
The Jawaharlal Nehru University Students’ Union (JNUSU) alleged that members of the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) assaulted the disorder. secretary Employees are not allowed to serve meat dishes in hostel.
To counter this, the ABVP and student wing of The BJP’s ideological mentor, Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, claimed that the members of left Organizations tried to prevent the organization of puja in hostel.
Both sides accuse each other of Throwing stones and injuring its members.
The police were called to the campus.
“There is no violence like of right Now. A protest was organized which over. We are all here with for us team. On demand of University, we came here. We are trying to maintain peace,” Deputy Commissioner of Police (southwest) quoted Manoj Si as saying news PTI Agency.
JNUSU also alleged that ABVP used “muscle power and goondaism’ to create melee.
“They were forcing and attacking the dining committee to change the dinner menu and exclude the usual non-vegetarians items in He. She for all students” student body She said in Declaration.
JNU and its hostels are meant to be all-encompassing spaces for all and no one special section” added.
ABVP rejected JNUSU’s allegations.
“Some common Students organized the Pooja and Havan program on auspicious occasion of Ram Navami 3:30 p.m. at Kaveri Hostel.
“This was a puja joined a large number of common the students of JNU. The leftists came to object, obstruct and prevent the puja from happening. they created false brawl on The issue of They said “right to food” (non-vegetarian food).”
A few students are still protesting in Ocean of Campus.
“This afternoon, a message spread far and wide on social media ABVP members do not allow non-vegetarian food on campus. Mess usually prepares non-vegetarian food items on Weekends. However, the ABVP members didn’t let this food be prepared,” JNU student Sarika said news ANI Agency.
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