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JNU incident: Petrified students leave hostel, return home

Hours after violence broke out inside the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) campus in the national capital, many students left their hostel rooms even as others on the campus expressed fear over being  “targeted”. Students are returning to their homes. JNU students while talking to ABP News said that they are very disturbed by the incident and they don't want to be beaten up here at the campus, and thus are leaving the hostel. They further refused to comment on whether the administration failed to provide security to University students.

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