ID Cards Must To Enter Pondicherry University: Madras High Court
Chennai:
The Madras High Court today made it clear that those wishing to enter the Pondicherry University campus should show the identity card and anybody refusing to do so could face police action. The matter relates to the violence in the university on September 27, in which the Vice-Chancellor was illegally detained in her chamber, allegedly by some staff, students and outsiders, from 4 p.m. to 2.30 a.m.
Hearing a petition by a student, Justice N Kirubakaran made it clear that the private security appointed by the VC should get instructions from police and act as per the order of the police officer on special duty posted there.
The judge, who had directed the DGP to appear in person and also file a status report, dispensed with his personal appearance.
Counsel for the Puducherry government submitted that the primary responsibility for the incidents lay with the Union HRD Ministry, which had not appointed a Vice Chancellor for the past two years.
The judge who raised several questions after perusing the status report, wanted to know how many FIRs were filed and how many people were arrested in connection with the incident.
He also directed that if anyone not connected with the university attempted to enter the campus, they can be blocked and even arrested.
He then posted the matter for further hearing to November 24.
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Hearing a petition by a student, Justice N Kirubakaran made it clear that the private security appointed by the VC should get instructions from police and act as per the order of the police officer on special duty posted there.
The judge, who had directed the DGP to appear in person and also file a status report, dispensed with his personal appearance.
Counsel for the Puducherry government submitted that the primary responsibility for the incidents lay with the Union HRD Ministry, which had not appointed a Vice Chancellor for the past two years.
The judge who raised several questions after perusing the status report, wanted to know how many FIRs were filed and how many people were arrested in connection with the incident.
He also directed that if anyone not connected with the university attempted to enter the campus, they can be blocked and even arrested.
He then posted the matter for further hearing to November 24.
Click here for more Education News
(Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is published from a syndicated feed.)
