According to a report, water, electricity, internet and access to dining halls were bring to a halt on Wednesday, where students are against the come back of the VC. The scholars are reportedly collaborating in a four-day boycott of classes after the lathi charge on Tuesday and the arrest of 28 students.
Student leaders Vijay Kumar and V Sukanna of the Ambedkar Students’ Association claimed a curfew like state of affairs had been obligatory on campus ahead of Kanhaiya Kumar’s visit.
“We have taken a decision not to allow any outsider, including media persons and political parties, on the campus,†registrar M. Sudhakar aforementioned.
As unrest continuing at the Hyderabad Central University, the varsity authorities additionally prevented JNU student leader Kanhaiya Kumar from getting into the field to deal with the scholars agitative over the suicide of Dalit scholar Rohith Vemula. Kanhaiya, who came with Rohith's mother and brother to specific commonness with the scholars, was greeted with slogans for and against him at the gate.
"I came from JNU to HCU to support Rohith Vemula's cause. ....we will have to fulfil Rohith Vemula's dreams. And social justice needs to be brought within the country. This Government is not taking note of the voice of the students," he said.
Police had employed strict security at the most gate preventing non-students from getting into. There have been heated arguments between police and CPI leaders who accompanied Kumar as police did not permit them in.
Kanhaiya , when landing in the city, cursed the govt for blowing up the problem at JNU (of `anti-national' slogans) solely to divert attention from Rohith's suicide and its aftermath.
