Jamia Millia Islamia has taken disciplinary action against 15 students, including expulsion of three, for their involvement in a scuffle between two groups in September that had resulted in a student sustaining bullet injuries.
The punishments range from expulsion, campus ban, no hostel
Jamia Millia Islamia has taken "strict actions" against 15 students, including expulsion of three, for their involvement in last September's scuffle between two groups that had resulted in a student sustaining bullet injuries, officials said. The punishments vary from expulsion, campus ban, no hostel accommodation and monetary compensation to furnishing a bond of good conduct
According to the officials, out of 15, five Diploma in Electrical Engineering students Suhail Nasrullah Ansari, Mohammad Shadab Choudhary, Sahil and Nazim Khan have been allowed to complete their courses and suspension have been revoked against them but they will be banned from the campus for a period of five years following their course completion. Jamia Millia Islamia Takes Strict Action Against 15 Students for Last Year s Scuffle, Three Expelled.
Salman Khursid. File Photo.
His tweets on state of party came after Kapil Sibal had spoken about a level of ‘disenchantment’ among its workers
Former Union Law Minister Salman Khursid on Monday noted that the Congress party was not a place to ‘negotiate ambition’ but a platform for service and asserted that ‘democracy is more than elections’.
Though Mr. Khursid didn’t mention anyone, his series of tweets on the state of the party came after his colleague Kapil Sibal, one of the group of 23 (G-23) dissenting leaders, had spoken about the lack of clarity of the organisation’s internal elections and a level of ‘disenchantment’ among its workers.