Police deployed infront of the SRFTI entrance gate.
Meanwhile, ABGP’s Anjan Sinha said the investigating officer of SIT has got in touch with him regarding the Sept 27 incident. Since I have been in Delhi for 10 days, I asked for more time to be present physically before the IO with the required documents.
Students deserve truth, justice, safety and accountability, not discrimination, intimidation, surveillance and manufactured narratives,” they said. They also highlighted that Ajmera is “incapable and unfit” to hold the office of Vice-Chancellor of the prestigious Satyajit Ray Film and Television Institute. I am yet to file a consumer complaint against the institute,” he said.
In addition to individual reactions to his answers, their statement alleged that a VC “who evades accountability, distorts facts, suppresses dissent, targets Dalit, Bahujan and minority student netas, and shifts the burden of institutional failures onto students cannot claim to be restoring, normalcy. “His conduct raises serious questions about his honesty, ethics, courage and commitment to the responsibilities of his office. His conduct has brought disrepute to the institution and undermined the trust and dignity of its students. He must take moral responsibility and resign immediately. “I was asked to submit my venue booking document as well as the list of injured ABGP members along with their medical documents. Since I personally did not know any of the students who attacked us, I have not named anyone in my cop plaint on the basis of which an FIR has been registered.
On Sunday night, the students took to their social media handle to post their reaction to the TOI interview of the VC Santosh Ajmera.