Panjab University Revokes Controversial 'No-Protest Affidavit'
Panjab University has rescinded its controversial 'no-protest affidavit' for first-year students following student demonstrations, including a hunger strike. This decision was made to ensure the continuation of academic activities and encourage open dialogue. Consequently, students have agreed to withdraw their legal case against the university.
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Panjab University has announced the withdrawal of its controversial 'no-protest affidavit' following a week of student-led demonstrations. The affidavit required students to agree to abstain from participating in protests, which critics called undemocratic.
In response to the protests, which included a hunger strike led by the Campus Students' Council general secretary, Abhishek Dagar, the university ultimately decided to retract the affidavit. Dagar described the outcome as a victory for the institution's student body.
The decision was made in the interest of maintaining a seamless academic environment and encouraging the free exchange of ideas on campus. Students have agreed to retract their legal challenge related to the affidavit, marking a resolution to the dispute.
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