Monday 13 January 2020

Registration of 300 students blocked due to ‘fake Proctor inquiries’: JNUSU

The union had on Saturday asked students of the university to pay their academic tuition fee but not the hiked hostel fee.

JNU VC Jagadesh Kumar comes out after meeting HRD secretrary Amit Khare in New Delhi. Photo: Dalip Kumar
Latest News : The Jawaharlal Nehru University Students’ Union (JNUSU) has alleged that the varsity administration has blocked the registration of 300 students on the basis of ‘fake Proctor inquiries’.
The union had on Saturday asked students of the university to pay their academic tuition fee but not the hiked hostel fee.
“Today the Vice Chancellor first blocked the fee payment portal and then blocked the payment of tuition fees. It is clear that the VC was lying through the teeth when he said students want to register but are not being allowed to by protesters,” JNUSU president Aishe Ghosh said.
She said the VC has also blocked the registration of 300 students based on fake proctor enquiries which are not even completed.
“The truth is that it is the administration which does not want students to register and is blocking their registration,” she said.
JNUSU vice president Saket Moon said that in the meetings held in HRD ministry, it was decided that the administration would take a lenient view on the students’ protest and not take action against them.

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