Jnu Teachers Attacked In Court

A court New Delhi has sought action taken report (ATR) from Delhi Police on a plea filed by a JNU professor seeking registration of FIR in a case related to attack on students and teachers in the varsity campus on January 5.

Yashpal Singh, one of the lawyers who was caught on camera attacking teachers, students and journalists at the court hearing in the JNU case in Delhi last week, was arrested and released by the police on bail on Tuesday.

The Supreme Court today made it clear that it is not going to broaden the scope of its hearing and will confine itself to the violent incident in which journalists and Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) students and teachers were attacked at the Patiala House court complex on February 15.

The Supreme Court today agreed to give an urgent hearing tomorrow to a plea seeking action against those involved in thrashing journalists and Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) students and teachers in the Patiala House court complex where a student union leader was to be produced.

Though a police complaint has been filed against unknown persons for the assault on JNU teachers and journalists at a Delhi court yesterday, one of the main attackers is a face familiar in courts and has been photographed with many BJP leaders.

Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) teachers today joined the students in boycotting classes in protest against arrest of its student union leader in a sedition case and said they would take classes on "nationalism" in the varsity lawns.

Two police cases have been registered in connection with the attacks on journalists, students and teachers of JNU at the Patiala House court on Monday where JNU students union president Kanhaiya Kumar was brought for hearing.

At a meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi today, opposition parties raised their objections over the arrest of a JNU student leader on charges of sedition. The controversy escalated sharply yesterday with lawyers attacking reporters and students and faculty of JNU at a Delhi court.

Teachers and students of the Jawaharlal Nehru University and journalists were attacked and threatened at a Delhi court today as dozens of policemen watched. The violence erupted just before a JNU student arrested for sedition was to be produced.

Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) student Kanhaiya Kumar, arrested on charges of sedition last week, will stay in custody for two more days, a court ruled today. Violence broke out at the court earlier when JNU teachers, students and journalists were attacked by lawyers.

A court New Delhi has sought action taken report (ATR) from Delhi Police on a plea filed by a JNU professor seeking registration of FIR in a case related to attack on students and teachers in the varsity campus on January 5.

Yashpal Singh, one of the lawyers who was caught on camera attacking teachers, students and journalists at the court hearing in the JNU case in Delhi last week, was arrested and released by the police on bail on Tuesday.

The Supreme Court today made it clear that it is not going to broaden the scope of its hearing and will confine itself to the violent incident in which journalists and Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) students and teachers were attacked at the Patiala House court complex on February 15.

The Supreme Court today agreed to give an urgent hearing tomorrow to a plea seeking action against those involved in thrashing journalists and Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) students and teachers in the Patiala House court complex where a student union leader was to be produced.

Though a police complaint has been filed against unknown persons for the assault on JNU teachers and journalists at a Delhi court yesterday, one of the main attackers is a face familiar in courts and has been photographed with many BJP leaders.

Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) teachers today joined the students in boycotting classes in protest against arrest of its student union leader in a sedition case and said they would take classes on "nationalism" in the varsity lawns.

Two police cases have been registered in connection with the attacks on journalists, students and teachers of JNU at the Patiala House court on Monday where JNU students union president Kanhaiya Kumar was brought for hearing.

At a meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi today, opposition parties raised their objections over the arrest of a JNU student leader on charges of sedition. The controversy escalated sharply yesterday with lawyers attacking reporters and students and faculty of JNU at a Delhi court.

Teachers and students of the Jawaharlal Nehru University and journalists were attacked and threatened at a Delhi court today as dozens of policemen watched. The violence erupted just before a JNU student arrested for sedition was to be produced.

Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) student Kanhaiya Kumar, arrested on charges of sedition last week, will stay in custody for two more days, a court ruled today. Violence broke out at the court earlier when JNU teachers, students and journalists were attacked by lawyers.