On Monday, law school students at Delhi University protested, calling for a delay in their exam and adjustments to the schedule so that there would be enough time between the two tests. The Campus Law Centre (CLC) students gathered outside the CLC’s administrative building and chanted slogans.
Despite the fact that the tests are set to begin on August 10, they insisted that the online lessons are still in progress because their syllabus has not yet been finished. “200 or more students protested and outlined their demands. We are waging a hunger strike for the third day in a row. Even during the protest yesterday, one of the students passed out “Shakti Singh, a second-year law student, stated. “We request a one-week postponement of the tests to give us more time to study. Our requests are being ignored by the University, “Added he.
Another second-year student, Swapnil Gupta, asserted that they had contacted the administration via phone calls and emails but got no response. “On Monday, we anticipated speaking with the administration office about our demands, but nobody was there. We sent them an email with our demands but got no answer “explained he.
The academic calendar that was distributed to students prior to the start of the semester contained information about exam dates, according to earlier comments from the dean of examinations, DS Rawat. He continued by saying that the department’s job was to make sure they had adhered to the registrar’s academic schedule.
