At least ten students at Jawaharlal Nehru University have accused a professor of sexual harassment.
The complaints include sexual advances during gatherings at the professor’s campus residence.
Students also allege lewd remarks in class.
The university Internal Complaints Committee has begun an inquiry into the allegations.
The allegations are reported as unproven and remain under internal review.
Officials said no police complaint has been filed.
The university administration and, in some reports, the Vice-Chancellor Office have not issued official statements.
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The reporting broadly agrees that at least ten JNU students have accused a professor of sexual harassment and that the Internal Complaints Committee is handling the matter. It also agrees the allegations remain unestablished while the inquiry continues.
What may change is the status of the ongoing inquiry and any official response from the university. The reports do not indicate a police case, and no final finding is given.
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The neutral-classified reporting says multiple JNU students have accused a professor of sexual harassment, and that the Internal Complaints Committee has begun looking into the complaints. It repeats that the allegations include inappropriate behaviour at residence gatherings and lewd remarks in class. It also notes that the claims remain under inquiry and that official responses from the university are limited or missing.
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Outlook India reports that at least ten Jawaharlal Nehru University students have accused a professor of sexual harassment, prompting an ongoing investigation by the university Internal Complaints Committee. The complaints allege inappropriate behaviour and sexual advances during gatherings at the professor on-campus residence as well as lewd remarks during classes. Officials noted that no police complaint has been filed and the allegations remain unestablished while the internal inquiry proceeds.
DNA India details that at least ten Jawaharlal Nehru University students allege a professor subjected them to sexual harassment through inappropriate advances at residence gatherings and lewd remarks in class. The university Internal Complaints Committee is examining the complaints submitted around a month ago after several senior students came forward. The report states that the JNU administration and Vice-Chancellor Office have not issued official statements and further details are awaited.
The Hans India covers allegations from at least ten Jawaharlal Nehru University students accusing a professor of sexual harassment both inside and outside the classroom. The university Internal Complaints Committee has launched an investigation into the claims that the professor made sexual advances during gatherings at his campus home. The article emphasizes that the allegations are unproven and notes that the university administration and student body have yet to issue official statements.
Times Now reports that ten students at Jawaharlal Nehru University have accused a professor of sexual harassment and lewd classroom remarks. The university Internal Complaints Committee has initiated an inquiry into the allegations submitted about a month ago, which involve improper advances during campus residence gatherings. The article notes that the allegations have not been established and that the JNU administration has not yet issued a statement.