JNU slaps Rs 6000 fine on student for preparing ‘Biryani’

To penalise the students, the order invoked a clause in JNU rules that deals with any act that may be considered by the vice-chancellor or any other competent authority to be violation of discipline.

A Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) student was slapped with a fine of Rs 6000 for cooking 'Biryani' near the stairs of Administrative building and eating it thereafter along with other students on 27th June.

The notice by the Office of the Chief Proctor issued on November 8 said this 'act of Md Amir is in serious nature' and unbecoming of JNU student and calls for a strict disciplinary action against him.

To penalise the students, the order invoked a clause in JNU rules that deal with any act that may be considered by the vice-chancellor or any other competent authority to be a violation of discipline and conduct.

Rs 6000 fine imposed on a student, he was involved in cooking Biryani near the stairs in front of Administrative building on 27th June, and eating it thereafter along with other students. This act is serious in nature: JNU pic.twitter.com/zujhc2Iscp

— ANI (@ANI) November 10, 2017

Md Amir is an MA student in Centre of Arabic and African Studies, School of Language, Literature and Culture Studies, who stays in Sabarmati hostel.

On June 27, the then students' union president Mohit Kumar Pandey and general secretary Mr Chakraborty went to the VC's to put forth of students' issues and refused to leave till the VC hear them out. Later that they allegedly prepared 'Biryani'.

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