An agreement was reached between the protesting HAU students and the state government on Wednesday, reportedly after most of their demands in connection with the alleged June 10 assault on students were accepted.
Since further investigation is being carried out by the CBI and the ACJM, Sealdah, is in seisin of the issues, no order can be passed without keeping the magistrate informed, Justice Tirthankar Ghosh of Calcutta HC said.
"We argued that it is imperative to study Pakistan and China in detail. Ignoring these geopolitical realities would be academically short-sighted," Monami Sinha, professor and committee member at Delhi University said.
The government has assured to implement the demands of the students in a phased manner. Students' representatives claimed that they have been given an assurance that HAU Vice Chancellor B R Kamboj will be sent on a six-month leave.
The Students Federation of India, student wing of CPI(M), raised slogans against a portrait of Bharat Mata during a private function attended by the Governor of Kerala.
The meeting approved key infrastructure projects for JMI’s Residential Coaching Academy, including a 100-bed girls’ hostel and an air-conditioned library with seating for 250 students.