Delhi University: Offline classes will resume on February 17, administration appeals to students

On February 17, online classes will begin. Students at Delhi University have been on hunger strike since July. The administration wants them to return to class.

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Students’ Federation of India protested against DU’s decision to keep the university closed on Wednesday. Students from Mirinda House took a class with him during the “Sadak Pe Classes.” protest.

On February 17, online classes will begin. Students at Delhi University have been on hunger strike since July. The administration wants them to return to class.

Pooja Tripathi of the Amar Ujala Network wrote the book in New Delhi. The changes were made Wednesday, February 9th at 4:47 p.m. IST.

Brief summary

Students’ Federation of India protested against DU’s decision to keep the university closed on Wednesday. Students from Mirinda House took a class with him during the “Sadak Pe Classes.” protest.
Abha Dev, a university teacher in Delhi, is taking her class on the road.
Abha Dev is a teacher at Delhi University who teaches students who are on the move.

Objective
Delhi University will begin offering e-classes on February 17. This was announced by the university’s administration. We will send you a detailed order by the evening. In order to end the hunger strike, students must also take care of their health. In addition, the students are on hunger strike because their classes have not been running.

DU was closed, and students were on their way home.

On Tuesday, a student tried to set himself on fire by pouring petrol near the Vice-Official’s office. Chancellor’s He protested Delhi University’s (DU) lack of opening. Protesters were frightened by this. The police on duty stopped the youngster immediately. An investigation revealed that the student had mixed water with the petrol. She was taken to Hindurao Hospital, where a counselor spoke to her despite this.

College students are protesting the decision of the group Students Federation of India (SFI) to keep the university closed. Professor: He was seen taking a class with students from Mirinda House during Sadak Pe Classes on Wednesday

DU students began protesting Tuesday against the university administration’s decision to close the campus even though the Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) told them to. In protest, students blocked a road in front of the vice-office chancellor’s office. Students took part in a solidarity rally with signs in hand. Bam Dal’s SFI student group, the Aam Aadmi Party’s CYSS student group, and others were involved.