JNU protest: 14 students granted bail after being arrested
Fourteen JNU students, including student union leaders, were granted bail after being arrested during a protest march that turned violent on Thursday.
The demonstration, led by the JNUSU, was aimed at the Ministry of Education and saw clashes with police when protesters broke barricades.
In total, 51 people were detained across several stations; most have since been released.
Protest against VC's alleged casteist remarks
This protest was sparked by demands for the Vice-Chancellor's resignation over alleged casteist remarks and calls to reverse student rustication.
Tensions escalated as both sides accused each other of violence—police reported injuries among officers, while students said they faced lathi-charges and lacked medical help.
With another march planned later in the evening and heavy security on campus, many students feel their voices are being stifled but remain determined to push for change at JNU.