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Suspension orders not revoked: SVSU
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Monday, 10 March 2014
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'Decision after completion of probe'
Srinagar: The authorities at the
Swami Vivekanand Subharti University (SVSU) on Monday refuted the
media reports that suggested the revocation of suspension orders against the 67
Kashmiri students accused of cheering Pakistan’s win over India in the recently
held Asia cup match.
"We have not contacted nor invited any student so
far. We are waiting for the enquiry report from the committee. The media
reports are totally false," PK Garg, Registrar of Meerut’s Swami
Vivekanand Subharti University (SVSU) told GNS.
He said that the decision over the suspension of the
students will be taken only after the probe ordered into the incident is
completed.
"Once the enquiry is over, then we will take
decision about the suspended students” he said.
He also refuted the reports that suggested that the Vice
Chancellor of the Varsity has been invited to Jammu and Kashmir. "I don't
know about such invitation neither has VC told me anything related to it,"
he said.
On Monday last, , the authorities of SVSU had
suspended nearly 67 Kashmiri students for cheering Pakistan cricket team’s
victory over India in a recently held Asia cup match held in Mirpur Bangladesh.
The students were 'thrown out' from the Varsity and they
arrived here in valley after three days. The students were also charged with
Sedition by Meerut Police under section 124A as well as 153 and 427.
However, after hue and cry, the sedition charges were
dropped while other two sections continue to stand. (GNS)
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