Archive · 28 May 2025
DU Law Exam Delayed by Protests Over Student Detention
Imagine a big exam at a school, but some students weren't allowed to take it because they missed too many classes.
Other students got angry and protested, saying it wasn't fair.
They even clashed with other students.
The school then said those students could take the exam, but only after a check.
Meanwhile, some students at other places couldn't take the test because the papers didn't arrive on time.
It was a confusing day!
Delhi University law exams were delayed by approximately four hours.
Students protested the detention of 586 students due to attendance issues.
ABVP and NSUI clashed on campus during the protest.
The Dean announced detained students could take the exam after an inquiry committee.
Some students were unable to take the exam at other centers due to question paper delays.
- Who
- ABVP, NSUI, Students and the Dean.
- What
- Law exams delayed due to protests.
- When
- Tuesday
- Where
- Delhi University Campus Law Centre
- Why
- Detention of students for attendance shortages.
Detained Students
ABVP
Views on Detention and Exam Conduct
Detained Students
Students who were not detained took exams.
ABVP
ABVP accused the dean's decision as biased and anti-student, causing distress.
- University
- Delhi University
- Event
- Law Exam Delay
- Date
- Tuesday
- Detention Count
- 586 students
- Protesting Groups
- ABVP and NSUI
