JNUSU Accuses Targeting Over Library Surveillance Protests

The student union at Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) is upset because the university administration has asked some student leaders to go to the police for questioning.

This happened after the students protested against new cameras and gates being put in the library.

The students say these new things are being used to watch and control them, and they also say the library is in bad condition because of less money and not enough care.

They want more books, more seats, and longer library hours instead of spending money on cameras and gates.

The student union says the administration promised to involve students in decisions but didn't keep their promise.

They want all the cases against the student leaders to be dropped.