Students will no longer be able to protest in Jawaharlal Nehru University. JNU administration has issued an order regarding this. According to the new order, a fine of Rs 20,000 will be imposed on protesting in the campus and Rs 10,000 on raising anti-national slogans.
Once again an order has been issued to implement new rules in Jawaharlal Nehru University. After this rule, the students here are very worried. According to the rules, a fine of Rs 20,000 will be imposed on students for protesting in the university campus. Apart from this, if anyone raises anti-national slogans, he will be fined Rs 10,000.
The students who used to raise their demands from time to time by protesting in the university for their interests will no longer be able to raise those demands. A fine of Rs 20,000 has been fixed for this. If any student raises anti-national slogans inside the university, a fine of Rs 10,000 will also be imposed on him.
Displeasure among students on JNU order
However, after the new order there is a lot of resentment among the students of the university. During this, ABVP member and media in-charge Ambuj Tiwari has said that this new Tughlaqi decree of Jawaharlal Nehru University has already come, against which we had protested a lot and it was later withdrawn, but it is being heard today. It is said that again an order has come which is said to ban the students from protesting. This is absolutely wrong because it is our constitutional right to protest for our demands.
JNU administration should not take away our constitutional rights from us. Apart from this, he also said that if anyone is found raising anti-national slogans or indulging in suspicious activities, it has been said that a fine of Rs 10,000 will be imposed. AVBP supports the anti-national fine, but if any organization is protesting for its demands inside the university, then it should be allowed to protest. It is our right to protest for our officers.
Order was also issued in March
Let us tell you that this rule was implemented in Jawaharlal Nehru University in the month of March also. In which, for protesting in the campus, students can be fined Rs 20,000 and for violence, their admission can be canceled or a fine of Rs 30,000 can be imposed. At that time, student organizations had demonstrated extensively regarding this matter. Later it was also withdrawn but today again a new order has been issued in JNU, after which resentment is being seen in the student organizations.
