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HomevideosNewsIndiaJNU case: When will normalcy return to campus?

JNU case: When will normalcy return to campus?

By : admin  | 11 Jan 2020 09:27 PM (IST)
What started as a protest against fee hike has turned into a violent clash between the left wing and right wing student outfits in Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU). For past three months, instead of education, protests have taken over the campus. Students are no longer seen in classes but out in the campus with placards in their hands instead of books. When will normalcy return to the campus?
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