Punjab Women Commission's entry in RGNUL controversy!!!
Punjab women Commission's entry in RGNUL controversy!!!
The protest against the incident at rajiv gandhi National Law university (RGNUL) in patiala is increasing. punjab State women Commission has written a letter to President Draupadi Murmu. In the letter, the demand has been made to remove the Vice Chancellor from the post immediately. The university was closed in view of the protest of the students. When the university opened on Friday, the students once again opened a front against Vice Chancellor jaishankar Singh. The Vice Chancellor is accused of allegedly violating the privacy of the girl students in the hostel. The protesting students are adamant on the demand for the resignation of the Vice Chancellor.
It is said that the Vice Chancellor, who went for a surprise inspection of the women's hostel, had raised questions on the dress of the girl students. The protesters allege that the Vice Chancellor had violated the privacy of the girl students. He had allegedly conducted a surprise inspection and raised questions on the dress of the girl students. The Vice Chancellor has denied the allegations of the students. The students have been protesting in the university campus since september 22.
Protests continue against the Vice Chancellor
In a letter addressed to the President on Thursday, punjab women Commission Chairperson raj Lali Gill wrote, "After the news in the media and the complaint of the students, the Commission has taken suo motu cognizance of the recent incident related to the Vice Chancellor of rajiv gandhi National Law University. The Vice Chancellor's conduct has caused a lot of tension among the girl students. It has been considered a violation of the privacy and dignity of the girl students."
women Commission made a demand to the President
raj Lali Gill said that on september 25, the Commission's team visited the university and met the officials, district administration and the affected students. The visit was in the light of the incident that took place on september 22. The Vice Chancellor had conducted an unannounced inspection of the women's hostel on september 22 without informing the warden. She said, "During the inspection, he entered the rooms of the girl students, also made inappropriate and insulting comments on their attire. Suggested that certain types of clothes should not be worn."