DU Advisory Controversy Professors Demand Removal Of Post On

Questions are being raised on the advisory issued regarding the performance of students in the DU Academic Council meeting. In the meeting of the Academic Council of Delhi University, the issue of advisory issued by the University regarding the performance of the students was raised. Many professors opposed this advisory during zero hour.

Teachers said the statement went beyond limits

Teachers said that the statement issued by DU is going beyond limits and it should be immediately removed from the exam. According to teachers, it has been assumed in the advisory that students can be easily misled.

Teachers said that the world of students cannot be limited to the classroom only. Some teachers also raised the question that the university should not play the role of either side by terming the student protests as the result of vested interests.

According to teachers, such advisories tarnish the image of the university. At the same time, the university defended its decision. The university says that students are being misled.

University said there will be no change in advisory

The university clarified that keeping in mind the safety of the students, there will be no change in the advisory issued.

DU issued advisory on protests

Amidst the ongoing protests in the capital Delhi regarding the NEET paper leak issue, Delhi University (DU) had issued an advisory for students and teachers. The university has appealed to stay away from protests at Jantar Mantar and said that participation in such events can lead to legal action.

DU says that such activities are not only a threat to the safety of students, but can also affect their educational records and future career. Students were also advised to be cautious of misleading and fake news spreading on social media.

Student organizations active in this movement include Students Federation of India (SFI), All India Students Association (AISA), All India Students Federation (AISF), Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) and independent student groups of various DU colleges.

JNU advisory: Give priority to personal safety

JNU said on Twitter that all members are advised to act responsibly and give priority to their personal safety. In accordance with the directions of the Supreme Court regarding public demonstrations, you are requested to avoid attending or attending gatherings at or near Jantar Mantar, New Delhi.

Also behave responsibly on social media and maintain the values ​​of academic responsibility and responsible citizenship.

Rahul Gandhi criticized the advisory

In the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi strongly criticized the advisory in which students were asked to stay away from the protests at Jantar Mantar. The Congress leader accused the university of intimidating students for exercising their democratic rights.

Responding to DU’s advisory, Gandhi wrote on Twitter, “How dare you threaten students for exercising their democratic rights?” Remember, when the time comes, you will be held accountable.

Shashi Tharoor expressed displeasure

Congress leader Shashi Tharoor has criticized DU for issuing the advisory. On this advisory issued by DU, Congress leader Shashi Tharoor said that this is very shocking. Even during the days of JP movement before Emergency, Delhi University did not stop students from participating in any protest. During that time, some members of his union cabinet, including the late Chandan Mitra, openly participated in the demonstration at St. Stephen’s.

Tharoor has said that if one of India’s leading public universities is allowed to threaten its students and faculty with dire consequences if they join protests, it has a negative impact on democratic discourse and freedom of expression.

Tharoor has said that most of the DU students are not resourceful enough to ignore such strict warnings. They fear that joining the protests may have a negative impact on their academic or professional future.

Tharoor has said that the purpose of the university is to teach critical thinking and independent evaluation of issues, and not to suppress these qualities.

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