She also suffered a fracture in her left hand and other injuries

While students from colleges and universities across the country and in the UK and US held protest marches and took out rallies in support of JNU students, many political leaders and Bollywood stars too rallied behind the injured students, demanding strict action against the perpetrators and the sacking of the JNU vice-chancellor, M. In an interesting comment that is open to interpretation, external affairs minister S. This has too many echoes of the years when Germany was moving towards Nazi rule," said Nobel prize winner and JNU alumnus Abhijit Banerjee. China BARRIER Factory Joining the chorus of support for JNU students were actors and actresses from Bollywood and South India.30 pm Sunday, seeking protection and intervention. JNU’s culture will not be eroded. The JNU administration too has tried to portray the matter as a "clash" between two groups of students, largely blaming the Left JNUSU for the ruckus in the campus. The Delhi Police remained "shameful bystanders to mob brutality on students", its all-India executive director Avinash Kumar said in a statement. "How does that reflect on the nation, if it cannot protect its doctors and nurses reaching to the injured? Is this a civil war? What is the message that goes pout to the world?" IMA said in a statement. Close to 700 police personnel remained deployed outside JNU gates on Monday.

She also suffered a fracture in her left hand and other injuries.Around 34 students and teachers from JNU, who were admitted to the AIIMS trauma centre on Sunday night following attacks by masked men in the campus, were discharged early on Monday.S.30 pm on Sunday when a "masked" group entered JNU campus from the back gate and left after beating and threatening students for almost 90 minutes according to some accounts.Students from universities and colleges across the country and abroad staged protests in solidarity with JNU even as JNU Teachers’ Association and JNUSU demanded removal of the vice-chancellor. On Monday, apart from the protest by JNU students themselves, students of Jamia Milia Islamia, Delhi University also marched to Delhi’s India Gate, while students of institutes in Mumbai, Punjab, Guwahati, Hyderabad (Maulana Azad National Urdu University), Central University Hyderabad, Osmania University, Jadavpur University (Kolkata), Aligarg Muslim University, IIT Mumbai, IIT Delhi, IIM Bangalore, and FTII Pune also held protest marches in solidarity with JNU students. But Ms Ghosh on Monday categorically accused the ABVP for the murderous attack on her, other students and professors saying among the attackers were a few ABVP students of JNU and some outsiders. What is baffling is that despite JNU students and teachers crying for help, the Delhi Police was missing in action and it registered an FIR after more than 15 hours. Sucharita Sen and Ms Ghosh, were injured in the attack on JNU students by masked men and women carrying iron rods, hammers and stones. "We responded to PCR calls, and law and order situation professionally. Footage is being collected. In some cities, including Mumbai, citizens began peaceful protests on Sunday night itself.Demanding an independent judicial inquiry into the shocking and brazen violence, Congress president Sonia Gandhi said, "The horrifying and unprecedented violence unleashed on India’s young by goons with active abetment of the ruling Modi government is deplorable and unacceptable.On December 26, Mr Shah had, in his campaign speech for Delhi elections, said it is time to punish the "tukde-tukde gang" in Delhi for anti-Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) protests and violence.