Ambedkar University Delhi suspends students for 'indiscipline', grants permission to appear in exam
Suviral Shukla | July 2, 2025 | 10:58 PM IST | 1 min read
The suspension order was issued to students who were involved in the April 11, 2025 incident that took place near the main gate of the Kashmere Gate Campus.
Taking action on the April 2025 violence that took place on campus, Dr BR Ambedkar University Delhi has suspended students involved in the incident. The university stated that it remains committed to upholding a safe, respectful and academically conducive environment.
The suspension order was issued to students who were involved in the April 11, 2025 incident that took place near the main gate of the Kashmere Gate Campus.
The university has also lodged a formal complaint against the students with the appropriate authorities, as per the official statement.
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Notably, in May, the proctorial board held a meeting with the students, where the latter requested the vice chancellor to allow them to sit for the exams and assessment.
The university VC, then, ordered the proctorial board to conduct a probe into the matter. Later, in view of the student’s appeal, the university issued conditional permission to participate in the exams for the winter semester only.
“This decision was made solely in the interest of preventing irreparable academic loss, and did not imply closure of the disciplinary or investigative process. Following the completion of the Winter Semester 2025 and pending the outcome of the ongoing inquiry and investigation, the University has decided to continue the suspension of the students,” the university said in an official statement.
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