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JNUSU to stop sale of admission forms

NEW DELHI: The Jawaharlal Nehru University Students’ Union council has decided to stop sale of the admission prospectus on the campus on Wednesday.

“We will organise a peaceful sit-in at the Administration Block and not allow the officials to open the counter to sell forms. If need be we might even request aspirants not to purchase the forms,” said JNUSU president Sandeep Singh.

The JNUSU is demanding a rollback of the hike in the price of the admission prospectus.

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