Delhi HC on Tuesday sought Delhi University’s reply to a plea moved by the Ph.D. scholar. National secretary of NSUI Lokesh Chugh against his debarment by the varsity for a year. Over his indulgence in the screening of a documentary on PM.
The single-judge court of Justice Purushaindra Kumar Kaurav remarked that. The university’s order dated March 10 has not recalled the application of intellect. The court gave three days to the varsity to file a counter-deposition. It itemized the topic for hearing on April 24. The court also consented liberty to Chugh to file his response.
“You are a statutory body. You are a university. The impugned charge has not shown the application of the intellect. It must have mirrored why you are finalizing. You file your counter because you desire to trust specific material. That material provided to the pleader,” the bench said.
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Pertinently, the seeker gave a live interview at the time when the documentary screened inside the Faculty of Arts. Police caught a few students for screening the allegedly restricted BBC documentary. It later arrested them for disruption of peace in the area. The pleader was neither imprisoned nor charged with any form of invitation or violence, or disruption by the police.
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On January 27, a rally take place on campus. The documentary titled ‘India: The Modi Question’. In his petition, Chugh expressed that at the time of the march, he was in media dealings.
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Delhi University’s reply published a show cause warning to him on February 16. It declared that he got involved in actions that disturbed law and order on campus.
On March 10, a memo took place to debar him. Chugh declared that he was not even notified about the charges and spotting against him by the disciplinary regime.
