Ruckus in Rajasthan University over demand for student union elections, police lathi-charge NSUI workers

Rajasthan University: Students led by NSUI on Thursday demonstrated outside Rajasthan University here demanding student union elections in Rajasthan. There was a tussle between the protesting student leaders and the policemen deployed there in which two students suffered minor injuries while the police detained 18 students. According to the police, student activists started their protest outside Rajasthan University.

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Ruckus in Rajasthan University over demand for student union elections, police lathi-charge NSUI workers
Ruckus in Rajasthan University over demand for student union elections, police lathi-charge NSUI workers

On Thursday, protesting NSUI workers, demanding student-union elections in Rajasthan University, were lathi-charged by the police and 18 others detained. According to the police, two students received minor injuries. These injuries were sustained when the cops tried to stop them from marching towards the state assembly and clashed with them.

NSUI, the student wing of Congress condemned the police action on its workers and said that they were protesting democratically. It said that it will continue to agitate for student union elections as it is their right.

According to the police, the student activists started their protest outside Rajasthan University and started marching towards the state assembly to raise their demands, but were stopped due to the ongoing assembly session. Gandhinagar SHO Udaybhan said that the students wanted to march toward the assembly and were protesting outside the university demanding student union elections. When the police stopped them, they scuffled with the police. He said that two students suffered minor injuries in this clash.

NSUI national spokesperson Ramesh Bhati condemned the police action on the students in a statement and said that the organization will surround the assembly demanding student union elections. Bhati said in a statement that the scuffle with the peaceful protesting students showed the cowardice of the government. One of our officials has a broken hand and many colleagues have suffered serious injuries on the head and body.

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