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Feb 9 events not a major act of indiscipline: JNU professors

Despite procedural lapses in the inquiry process into the controversial Afzal Guru event at JNU, it appears from the probe report that the sequence of events “does not constitute a major act of indiscipline”, JNU professors said on Thursday.

Updated on: Mar 18, 2016 09:12 AM IST
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Despite procedural lapses in the inquiry process into the controversial Afzal Guru event at JNU, it appears from the probe report that the sequence of events “does not constitute a major act of indiscipline”, JNU professors said on Thursday.

JNUSU supporters carring a posters and shouting slogans demanding relaese of Umar Khalid and Anirban Bhattacharya, during a march from Mandi House to Parliament today to demand the release of Umar Khalid and Anirban Bhattacharya in New Delhi , India, on Tuesday, March 15, 2016. (Vipin Kumar/ Hindustan Times)
JNUSU supporters carring a posters and shouting slogans demanding relaese of Umar Khalid and Anirban Bhattacharya, during a march from Mandi House to Parliament today to demand the release of Umar Khalid and Anirban Bhattacharya in New Delhi , India, on Tuesday, March 15, 2016. (Vipin Kumar/ Hindustan Times)

In a meeting of Chairpersons of all Centres of School of Social Sciences tonight, attended by 17 faculty members, it was noted that several students who have been named in the probe report of February 9 event were from the same centre.

“Despite the procedural lapses in enquiry process, it appears from available sections of the enquiry report whatever transpired does not constitute a major act of indiscipline,” the minutes of the meeting said.

“It was also reported that the teachers who have known these students for long and have interacted with them in classrooms and supervisors were of the view that their conduct and performance hitherto have been exemplary,” it added.

It was also decided during the meeting that the professors will bring this to the notice of the Vice Chancellor with request to restore normalcy on campus and ensure that the named students can return to normal academic activity.

They have been given time till tomorrow to reply to the notices following which a final decision regarding the “quantum of punishment” will be taken by the administration.

The students have called for a protest demo at the administration block tomorrow against the findings of the report and the functioning of the committee.

 
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