Protest by scholars

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Updated At : 11:28 AM Jan 07, 2021 IST

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Research scholars stage protest

Chandigarh: The Panjab University Research Scholars Association (PURSA) staged a protest outside the Vice Chancellor’s office. The protesters demanded the opening of departments, hostels and AC Joshi Library for all research scholars. It was also demanded that pedestrians’ way of Gate No. 1 should be opened to the public, extension for synopsis submission be extended till June, MPhil students be allowed to stay in hostels and access be given to scholars, who are staying in hostels, to the main library. TNS

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