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BHU Students Protest Girls’ Hostel Curfew, Demand Better Safety

BHU Students Protest Girls’ Hostel Curfew, Demand Better Safety
BHU Students Protest Against 10 PM Curfew in Girls’ Hostels, Demand Better Women Safety · timesnownews.com

Students at BHU are protesting rules and problems in the girls’ hostels.

One rule they oppose is a 10 p.m.

curfew.

They say students need better protection and safer surroundings.

They want broken streetlights fixed.

They also want road and hostel problems solved.

Some students are asking for the Chief Proctor to resign.

Puneet said the protest would continue at the university’s central office.

The students say the university has rejected their demands and has not spoken with them.

Key facts

Main issue
A 10 p.m. curfew in girls’ hostels
Safety demand
Students want better women’s safety measures
Administrative demand
Resignation of the Chief Proctor
Infrastructure demand
Repairs to streetlights and roads
Hostel demand
Resolution of basic hostel problems
Protest location
The university’s central office
Student claim
The university has rejected the demands and declined to engage with protesters

Quotes

Puneet

A BHU student who spoke to news agency ANI

“The first demand is the resignation of the Chief Proctor, getting the streetlights fixed, solving the basic problems with the roads and the hostel, and making sure the students are safe.”
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“As you can see, every single student is out on strike. We'll keep protesting right here at the central office until our demands are met.”
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