JNU Hunger Strike Enters Day 17, Brittas Seeks President’s Intervention
"JNU students have been on a hunger strike for 17 days, demanding the university address gender justice, equal opportunity, admissions, and basic campus concerns. John Brittas has requested the president’s intervention."
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JNU Hunger Strike Enters Day 17, Brittas Seeks President’s Intervention
He also flagged unresolved concerns relating to gender justice, equal opportunity, admissions and basic campus facilities, saying the prolonged impasse had assumed serious proportions in view of the risks to the health of those on hunger strike.
John Brittas seeks President’s intervention as JNU students’ hunger strike enters 17th day
John Brittas said the hunger strike, which began on October 3, followed the university administration's alleged failure to address the student community's genuine and longstanding concerns
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