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DU forms committee to probe assault on faculty member

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October 18, 2025

The University of Delhi (DU) on Friday constituted an inquiry committee to investigate the alleged physical assault ona faculty member by Deepika Jha, Joint Secretary of the Delhi University Students’ Union (DUSU), at BR Ambedkar College.

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DU forms committee to probe assault on faculty member

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The six-member committee will be chaired by Professor Neeta Sehgal from the Department of Zoology. The panel has been tasked with investigating the incident and submitting a factual report at the earliest, with DU Vice-Chancellor Yogesh Singh directing them to submit its report within two weeks.

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