JNU sexual harassment case: V-C asks protesters to shift from gate

JNU vice-chancellor (V-C) Santishree D Pandit on Tuesday met students on an indefinite strike at the campus' main gate against the university administration's alleged inaction in a sexual harassment complaint and asked them to shift their protest, saying it was causing inconvenience to people.

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A female student has alleged that she was sexually harassed on the night of March 31 on the campus by four people. The university administration has ordered an inquiry into the incident. The complainant, however, has claimed that the "perpetrators" were roaming around freely. The protest at the university's north gate entered its ninth day on Tuesday.