PU students booked for restraining, heckling V-C

The coed leaders who’ve been booked had been recognized as Rahul, Pargat Singh and Sarvottam Rana of NSUI, moreover different members of PSU Lalkar.

The incident befell amid senate elections, whereas a whole bunch of scholars had been protesting close to Legislation Auditorium- in opposition to the PU Administration- to demand to carry elections for the registered graduate constituency and re-open the campus.

PU Vice-Chancellor Professor Raj Kumar was reportedly restrained, chased and heckled by the protesting college students as he stepped out of the Legislation Auditorium constructing after casting his vote for the senate elections.

Sources mentioned the incident was sudden and the V-C even tried to depart the venue on a safety guard’s motorbike to flee the ire of the protesting college students. Later, he managed to enter his official automobile.

Sources mentioned although the PU Chief Safety Officer Vikram Singh had lodged a police grievance within the matter on the day of the incident, the FIR was registered after an intensive investigation and gathering of proof in opposition to the booked college students. SHO PS 11 Inspector Ranjodh Singh mentioned, “PU safety officer talked about the names of pupil leaders in his grievance. PU Vice Chancellor was not damage within the incident. The booked pupil leaders shall be arrested shortly.”

Sources mentioned that the FIR was registered at Sector 11 Police Station, underneath sections 341 (wrongful restraint) and 323 (voluntarily inflicting damage) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC), which come underneath the class of bailable offences.

In the meantime, senior NSUI chief Sachin Galav criticised the PU Administration’s transfer to register the FIR and in addition termed it false. He mentioned, “Protest is a basic proper of everybody. On September 1, there was no violence, no one was damage, then why has the FIR been registered in opposition to harmless pupil leaders. We’ll counter the FIR as per the procedures.”