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Principal’s room ransacked

NEW DELHI: Some students led by the Delhi University Students’ Union vice-president, Devraj Tehlan, on Thursday allegedly ransacked the room of P.G.D.A.V. College (morning) Principal, claiming that he had not organised the annual college festival for the past five years. “We spoke to him and pressurised him, following which he convened a meeting of the college advisory committee that ultimately decided on Thursday evening to sanction a budget for organising the festival this month-end,” Devraj claimed.

Principal P. K. Jain was not available for comment.

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