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JNU Case: 'Brought situation under control, responded professionally,' say Delhi Police

In a press conference, Delhi Police PRO, MS Randhawa said that FIR has been lodged in the scuffle between the students in JNU on Sunday night. He rejected the charge of reaching the university late despite several pleas by students' unions against the police. He also added that investigation is underway and footage of the sequence is being collected. He further said that total 34 people were injured and all 34 have been discharged from AIIMS Trauma Centre.

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