Archive · 2 Jul 2025
HAU Students End Protest After Government Accepts Demands
Students at Haryana Agricultural University were upset about an attack on some students and changes to scholarships.
They started a protest, which lasted for three weeks.
The students wanted the government to listen to their demands.
The government agreed to many of their requests, including suspending and transferring some university officials.
They are also looking into the students' demand to remove the Vice Chancellor.
The students' protest ended after the government gave in to their demands.
Haryana Agricultural University (HAU) students ended a three-week protest.
The protest was in response to an alleged assault on students on June 10.
The state government agreed to most of the students' demands.
Demands accepted include the suspension and transfer of certain university officials.
A committee will be set up to probe the demand for the Vice Chancellor's removal.
- Who
- Protesting Haryana Agricultural University students.
- What
- HAU students ended a protest.
- When
- The protest ended on Tuesday after three weeks.
- Where
- Outside Gate Number 4 of Haryana Agricultural University in Hisar.
- Why
- To address an alleged assault on students and revised scholarship eligibility.
Students
Government
Vice Chancellor Removal
Students
Demanded the removal of Vice Chancellor B R Kamboj, alleging he ordered a lathicharge on students.
Government
The government has agreed to negotiate the demand.
- University
- Haryana Agricultural University
- Location
- Hisar
- Protest Duration
- Three weeks
- Date of alleged assault
- June 10
- Key Demand
- Removal of Vice Chancellor