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JNU students protest near HRD Ministry

NEW DELHI: JNU students on Friday staged a protest near the HRD Ministry premises here demanding that recommendations of the government-constituted panel, on restoring normal functioning of the university, be made public.

New Delhi, November 29

JNU students on Friday staged a protest near the HRD Ministry premises here demanding that recommendations of the government-constituted panel, on restoring normal functioning of the university, be made public.

The students, who have been agitating for over four weeks, said their strike will continue till a complete rollback is announced. Four office-bearers of JNU Students Union met HRD Secretary R Subharmaniam and raised their demands. — PTI

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