JNU Violence: Owaisi slams police for booking injured JNU students

He also demanded that the vice-chancellor of JNU should quit and go if there is any shame left over the violence.

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Tuesday (January 7): Condemning the police act of filing cases against students of Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) injured in recent violence, AIMIM president Asaduddin Owaisi today said trespass and attempt to murder cases should be booked against those responsible for the incidents.

He also demanded that the vice-chancellor of JNU should quit and go if there is any shame left over the violence as he was supposed to be the guardian of the students.

Referring to the violence unleashed by a group of masked goons in the campus on Sunday, Owaisi asked how did they enter the university. “Which BJP MP was involved in it. It should have been stopped, he said.

“They should be booked for trespassing under IPC section.

They had rods in their hands. They hit the union (JNUSU) president. There should be a case of attempt to murder,” he told a press conference here.

Slamming the Delhi police for not rushing in time to the aid of women students who were screaming for help, he alleged it was the same police which was responsible for a student losing an eye in Jamia Millia. May be, it is new India, he said.

The Hyderabad MP condemned the registration of an FIR byDelhi police against “the girl who was injured in the violence” at theJNU instead of booking those who made an attempt to ‘kill’ her.

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