New JNU rules: ₹20,000 fine for dharna, admission cancellation for violence

JNU withdraws new rules stipulating fines for violence, dharna on campus

I was not aware of such circular... the chief proctor did not consult me before releasing the document... that's why, I have withdrawn it, Vice-Chancellor Santishree D Pandit said.

JNU withdraws new rules stipulating fines up to Rs 50K for violence, dharna on campus

The Jawaharlal Nehru University has withdrawn the rules that stipulated students can face a fine of Rs 50,000 for physical violence, abuse and holding dharna on campus, its vice-chancellor said on Thursday. The 10-page document, 'Rules of Discipline and proper conduct of students of JNU', had laid out punishments for different kinds of acts like protests and forgery, and

JNU New Rules: Students Can Be Fined Rs 20,000 for Dharnas, Expelled for Gheraos

In a new set of rules, the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) administration has imposed penalties for dharnas. The rules stipulate that students can have their admission cancelled or might have to pay a fine of Rs 20,000 for staging demonstrations.

New JNU rules: Rs 20,000 fine for taking part in hunger strikes, dharnas, Rs 50,000 fine for ‘insulting behaviour’

In a notification issued on Wednesday, JNU has listed activities that could attract heavy fines and or lead to the rustication of students.

New JNU regulations | Rs 20,000 penalty, admission cancellation for protests

JNU has issued a 10-page rule book, laying out punishments for different kinds of acts. Now, students may face a Rs 20,000 penalty and admission cancellation if they sit for protests.

New JNU rules: ₹20,000 fine for dharna, admission cancellation for violence

The rules will apply to all students of the university, including part-time students whether admitted before the commencement of these rules or after, the document states