Graphic-Guv turned away from convocation

Anti-CAA protesters blocked West Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar’s entry into Jadavpur University, where he had gone to attend the annual convocation “We cannot allow such a system…. There can’t be complete lawlessness. There’s is total collapse of rule of law,”...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 11:46 AM Dec 25, 2019 IST

Anti-CAA protesters blocked West Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar’s entry into Jadavpur University, where he had gone to attend the annual convocation

“We cannot allow such a system…. There can’t be complete lawlessness. There’s is total collapse of rule of law,” Dhankhar said before leaving the campus in a huff

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