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Panjab University bans car rallies on campus

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Aug 05, 2014 12:30 PM IST

Panjab University, on Monday, banned car rallies on its campus.The varsity has allotted designated sites for student political parties for putting up posters and banned entry of outsiders in girls hostels during the day.The decision was taken in a meeting with representatives of various student political parties and dean student welfare, Navdeep Goyal.The university has warned student political parties not to indulge in violence and infact, report about such incidents to the administration.

Panjab University, on Monday, banned car rallies on its campus.The varsity has allotted designated sites for student political parties for putting up posters and banned entry of outsiders in girls hostels during the day.The decision was taken in a meeting with representatives of various student political parties and dean student welfare, Navdeep Goyal.The university has warned student political parties not to indulge in violence and infact, report about such incidents to the administration.

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DSW told student leaders that traffic condition on the campus had reached an alarming stage and hence no party should indulge in car rallies as they only add to the chaos. He told leaders that a meeting had been scheduled with vice-chancellor, AK Grover and representatives of all parties in regard with student council elections on Friday evening. Police officials will also attend the meeting.

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Students have been instructed to take permission before staging protests in hostels as some female students had reported about ‘misbehaviour’ by party workers during such protests. Students or party leaders without identity cards, will not be allowed to visit girls hostels.The varsity also warned student parties of the ongoing poster war on the campus and allocated the designated sites for the same. “Those who paste their posters on non- allotted sites will be fined and strict action will be taken,” said DSW.

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