Hunger strike: The colleges of Delhi University (DU) were closed during the lockdown to prevent the global pandemic coronavirus infection and to prevent students from getting infected. After which the university was opened for the final year students from 1 February, the final year students have been coming to the campus for about two months but the colleges are still closed for the rest of the classes.
However, for this, the University of Delhi had given notification and guidelines.
The students, led by the Student Federation of India (SFI), organized a hunger strike, along with demonstrations to open the university back from the university’s administration. Left-wing AISA is also raising the voice of the students to reopen the university.
Sumit, a student studying in Ramjas of Delhi University, says that due to lack of resources in the last year, he has had a lot of difficulty in studying due to lack of internet, so he wants to come to college as soon as possible. Piyush Aryan, a student of DU’s Delhi School of Journalism, has written to the Ministry of Education, requesting to reopen the college.
DUTA TO CONTINUE STRIKE UNTIL THEIR DEMANDS ARE FULFILLED
Piyush Aryan wrote, “Our online classes have been going on since November ’20 and now it has become very difficult for us to get online education. I am unable to enhance my skills through online classes. Please reopen the college So that I can be a part of the offline class once again. ” At present, more than 10 thousand tweets have been made on Twitter under the #Reopendelhiuniversity to appeal for the return of Delhi University.
Manoj Kumar Jha, a Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) MP and a professor at the University of Delhi, also wrote through his official Twitter handle, appealing to DU to reopen, “Having been teaching online for the past one year, my experience says that online The distance between teaching and learning increases through the class. Lack of technology increases the distance further, so please open the university back. ”
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