New Delhi, Jan 10 (PTI) Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) has imposed a penalty on two hostel students for breaching a number of guidelines, together with permitting outsiders into their rooms, consuming alcohol, and utilizing hookah. The whole fines for the violations quantity to Rs 1.79 lakh. The students have been instructed to pay the fines inside 5 days, in keeping with official notices issued on January 8.
The first discover learn, “12 unknown individuals were found in your room consuming alcohol and creating a disturbance on the hostel premises in your absence. This behavior constitutes a serious violation of hostel rules.”
A fine of Rs 80,000 has been imposed on the coed, together with Rs 60,000 for unauthorized entry of outsiders, Rs 2,000 for consuming, Rs 6,000 for possessing an induction range and heater, Rs 2,000 for hookah use, and Rs 10,000 for aggressive behaviour, interference in official issues and intimidation of hostel employees.
The second discover alleges that on December 22 final yr and January 5, a number of outsiders have been current in one other pupil’s room, the place alcohol was consumed. It additional claims, “The Warden Committee and security personnel attempted to open your room at that time, but you did not open the door.”
The pupil was fined Rs 99,000 — Rs 85,000 for permitting unauthorized people on two events, Rs 2,000 for consuming, Rs 2,000 for possession of a hookah, and Rs 10,000 for aggressive and disruptive behaviour.
Both notices warning the students that failure to pay the fines throughout the stipulated time might end in additional disciplinary motion, together with eviction from the hostel.
“Any future complaints or violations will result in your immediate eviction from the hostel without prior notice,” the notices warn.
Former president of Sutlej Hostel, Kunal Kumar, criticized the fines, calling them an act of extortion.
“In a university where the semester fee is only Rs 200, students are being fined amounts ranging from Rs 1 lakh to Rs 1.5 lakh. These fines are being imposed on those who do not support the ABVP,” he alleged.
No rapid response was out there from the hostel warden on the matter.
The first discover learn, “12 unknown individuals were found in your room consuming alcohol and creating a disturbance on the hostel premises in your absence. This behavior constitutes a serious violation of hostel rules.”
A fine of Rs 80,000 has been imposed on the coed, together with Rs 60,000 for unauthorized entry of outsiders, Rs 2,000 for consuming, Rs 6,000 for possessing an induction range and heater, Rs 2,000 for hookah use, and Rs 10,000 for aggressive behaviour, interference in official issues and intimidation of hostel employees.
The second discover alleges that on December 22 final yr and January 5, a number of outsiders have been current in one other pupil’s room, the place alcohol was consumed. It additional claims, “The Warden Committee and security personnel attempted to open your room at that time, but you did not open the door.”
The pupil was fined Rs 99,000 — Rs 85,000 for permitting unauthorized people on two events, Rs 2,000 for consuming, Rs 2,000 for possession of a hookah, and Rs 10,000 for aggressive and disruptive behaviour.
Both notices warning the students that failure to pay the fines throughout the stipulated time might end in additional disciplinary motion, together with eviction from the hostel.
“Any future complaints or violations will result in your immediate eviction from the hostel without prior notice,” the notices warn.
Former president of Sutlej Hostel, Kunal Kumar, criticized the fines, calling them an act of extortion.
“In a university where the semester fee is only Rs 200, students are being fined amounts ranging from Rs 1 lakh to Rs 1.5 lakh. These fines are being imposed on those who do not support the ABVP,” he alleged.
No rapid response was out there from the hostel warden on the matter.
