'How dare you threaten students': Rahul Gandhi slams Delhi University over Jantar Mantar advisory
Rahul Gandhi criticized Delhi University for its advisory asking students to avoid demonstrations at Jantar Mantar, calling it a threat to democratic rights.
The advisory stated that demonstrations at Jantar Mantar are 'strictly regulated' under Supreme Court directives and warned of legal action for unlawful gatherings.
DU also warned students about misinformation and urged caution against fake content related to the protests.
Gandhi's remarks followed his attempt with INDIA bloc leaders to march to Gandhi Smriti in solidarity with students protesting the alleged NEET-UG paper leak.
Gandhi demanded the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, accusing the Centre of 'brutalising students'.
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