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Protests on campus

NEW DELHI: Students of Delhi University’s Ramjas College continued with their protest against Vice-Principal B. N. Ray on Friday demanding immediate action against him for alleged sexual harassment. Students of the Political Science Department boycotted classes and said they would continue to do so till Dr. Ray was suspended. “We will be starting a general awareness and signature campaign against Dr. Ray both within and outside the college. We will resume our classes only after he is suspended,” said a student.

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