Narwal given provisional registration for PhD: JNU
The Hindu
The Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) informed the Delhi High Court on Thursday that its student Natasha Narwal, an accused in cases related to last year’s north-east Delhi violence, has been granted
The Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) informed the Delhi High Court on Thursday that its student Natasha Narwal, an accused in cases related to last year’s north-east Delhi violence, has been granted provisional registration for PhD programme. Justice Prateek Jalan was informed by the varsity that even during pendency of proceedings emanating from a notice issued to Ms. Narwal by the authorities, pursuant to her registration she will be entitled to all the benefits of provisional registration. The court took the statement of advocate Monika Arora, representing JNU, on record and said no further orders are required to be passed and disposed of the petition.
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