ABVP member Komal Sharma, who is suspected to be involved in the attack on JNU students and teachers on Sunday, 5 January, has finally come out with a letter to the head of the investigation team, saying that she is ready to join the investigation.
An SIT of the Delhi Police Crime Branch on Thursday, 16 January, summoned three suspects – Akshat, Rohit and Chunchun – to record their statements in connection with JNU violence that took place on 5 January, news agency ANI reported.
On Wednesday, Komal Sharma, who was also one of the suspects, moved National Commission for Women (NCW), complaining that her name has been maligned.
- Komal Sharma one of the suspects, moved National Commission for Women, complaining that her name has been maligned
Acting on a petition of 3 JNU professors, Delhi HC has issued notices to Apple, WhatsApp and Google, asking them to preserve CCTV footage, conversations and other evidence related to the 5 January violence - Delhi Police is interrogating nine people it had sent notices to in relation to the violence
JNUSU Moves Delhi HC Over Late Fee for Winter Semester Registration
The JNU Students Union, on Tuesday 21 January, moved the Delhi High Court, challenging the Draft Hostel Manual. The plea has been filed by JNUSU president Aishe Ghosh, and seeks directions from the court to restrict JNU authorities from imposing late fee on students for the winter semester registration.
82% Students Have Registered for the Winter Semester: JNU VC
Amid registration boycott by the students' union, Jawaharlal Nehru University administration on Monday said over 80 per cent of students have registered for the winter semester.
Out of 8,500 students at JNU, 82 per cent of students have cleared their hostel dues for winter semester registration as on Monday, the varsity's vice-chancellor M Jagadesh Kumar said.
The remaining students are also expected to complete their registration process since the registration is still open with a late fee, he said.
ABVP-Led DUSU Puts up Posters Blaming Left for JNU Violence
The ABVP-led Delhi University Students' Union has put up hoardings on the DU's North Campus blaming the Left for the 5 January violence at JNU and claiming that the country was being broken on the pretext of protesting against the amended citizenship law, PTI reported.
The hoardings have been installed by the ABVP-dominated DUSU, said its president Akshit Dahiya.
Ready to Join JNU Attack Investigation: ABVP's Komal Sharma
ABVP member Komal Sharma, who is suspected to be involved in the attack on JNU students and teachers on Sunday, 5 January, has finally come out with a letter to the head of the investigation team, saying that she is ready to join the investigation.
"It is being claimed in the media and social media that I am absconding, which is false, and so I write to you to join the investigation. I can join in for questioning either at the office of the National Commission for Women or at a place and time appropriate to you, which may be communicated to me through this mail," Sharma said.