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JNU students call off strike

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Posted: Mar 06, 2009 at 0155 hrs IST

New Delhi Members of the JNU students’ union have called off their indefinite hunger strike.

To address the issue of the rustication of a few students, the vice-chancellor has constituted a committee consisting of faculty members, including the Dean of SSS Prof. Harjit Singh, who is the committee chairman, Prof. Aditya Mukherjee of the CHS and SSS, the SPS Dean Prof. Rupamanjari Ghosh, the JNUTA president Prof. S N Malakar, and Dr Sachidanand Sinha, Associate Dean of Students.

The committee will submit its report at the earliest. The students had gone on a hunger strike on February 26.

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