Archive · 26 Jun 2025
HAU Students, Haryana Govt. Reach Agreement, VC to Take Leave
Students at Haryana Agricultural University (HAU) were upset and protesting.
They made some demands, and the government listened.
The government agreed to most of the demands, including sending the university's leader, the Vice Chancellor, on leave for six months.
The students had said they were hit by security during a protest, so a special team will look into what happened.
Because the government agreed, the students stopped their protests and will not close the university gates.
Haryana government reached an agreement with protesting HAU students.
The agreement was reached after the government accepted most of the students' demands.
HAU Vice Chancellor B R Kamboj will be sent on a six-month leave.
A three-member probe panel will investigate the June 10 incident.
Students suspended their indefinite agitation following the agreement.
- Who
- Haryana government, HAU students, and Vice Chancellor B R Kamboj.
- What
- Agreement reached between Haryana government and protesting HAU students, with VC to go on leave.
- When
- Agreement reached on Wednesday.
- Where
- Haryana Agricultural University (HAU).
- Why
- To resolve student protests over alleged assault and demands.
Students' Demands
Government Response
Vice Chancellor's Status
Students' Demands
Removal of the Vice Chancellor, alleging he ordered a lathicharge and would impede a fair probe.
Government Response
The government's initial stance was not stated in the article. However, the government agreed to send the VC on leave and form a probe panel.
- University
- Haryana Agricultural University (HAU)
- VC
- B R Kamboj
- Incident Date
- June 10
- Probe Panel
- Three-member
- Student Demands
- Accepted in phased manner
- Stipend Structure
- Revision agreed