In a sudden decision, the National Institute of Technology in Srinagar announced winter holidays for all the students amid tensions and protests that rocked the institute after a non-local student allegedly shared a controversial post. The administration fearing more protests announced winter vacations amid ongoing semester exams. All the students were asked to vacate the hostels with immediate effect.

"Pursuant to declaration of Winter Vacation for students w.e.f 30.11.2023 vide Order No. 60 of 2023 issued under endorsement number NITS/R/23/600 dated 30.11.2023 all hostel boarders (Boys and Girls) are instructed to vacate the hostels with immediate effect", reads a circular.

According to Jammu and Kashmir Police, the student has been booked and an FIR has been registered based on a complaint by the campus Registrar. There have been multiple protests not only in NIT Srinagar but in other colleges too. Students protested in Amar Singh College and Islamia College of Srinagar after which classwork was suspended at both the colleges.

The non-local student hails from Maharashtra and has been rusticated from sitting in Exams.

"No one will be allowed to hurt religious sentiments, and we know our duty. Communal harmony has always been a pride of the people of Kashmir. Some people want to take advantage of such situations. Under section 144, Code of Criminal Procedure, we will bring a law under which any content - message - video - photo or audio - that can harm communal sensitivity or can threaten anyone - terrorist or such elements, we will make it a crime. You can't forward such things too," said R R Swain, DGP of the Jammu and Kashmir Police.

The regional Political parties of Jammu and Kashmir have already strongly condemned the blasphemous remarks. Former Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir Mehbooba Mufti said “ If any student has made any blasphemous remark, it’s extremely wrong. 7 students from SKUAST who just celebrated Australia’s win in the World Cup were booked under UAPA. That is so unfair. I am hoping that action would be taken against the student for making blasphemous remarks, but I also appeal that all students need to be given another chance."

In a sudden decision, the National Institute of Technology in Srinagar announced winter holidays for all the students amid tensions and protests that rocked the institute after a non-local student allegedly shared a controversial post.

In a sudden decision, the National Institute of Technology in Srinagar announced winter holidays for all the students amid tensions and protests that rocked the institute after a non-local student allegedly shared a controversial post. The administration fearing more protests announced winter vacations amid ongoing semester exams. All the students were asked to vacate the hostels with immediate effect. "Pursuant to declaration of Winter Vacation for students w.e.f 30.11.2023 vide Order No. 60 of 2023 issued under endorsement number NITS/R/23/600 dated 30.11.2023 all hostel boarders (Boys and Girls) are instructed to vacate the hostels with immediate effect", reads a circular. According to Jammu and Kashmir Police, the student has been booked and an FIR has been registered based on a complaint by the campus Registrar. There have been multiple protests not only in NIT Srinagar but in other colleges too. Students protested in Amar Singh College and Islamia College of Srinagar after which classwork was suspended at both the colleges. The non-local student hails from Maharashtra and has been rusticated from sitting in Exams. "No one will be allowed to hurt religious sentiments, and we know our duty. Communal harmony has always been a pride of the people of Kashmir. Some people want to take advantage of such situations. Under section 144, Code of Criminal Procedure, we will bring a law under which any content - message - video - photo or audio - that can harm communal sensitivity or can threaten anyone - terrorist or such elements, we will make it a crime. You can't forward such things too," said R R Swain, DGP of the Jammu and Kashmir Police. The regional Political parties of Jammu and Kashmir have already strongly condemned the blasphemous remarks. Former Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir Mehbooba Mufti said “ If any student has made any blasphemous remark, it’s extremely wrong. 7 students from SKUAST who just celebrated Australia’s win in the World Cup were booked under UAPA. That is so unfair. I am hoping that action would be taken against the student for making blasphemous remarks, but I also appeal that all students need to be given another chance."

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Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Naresh Agrawal on Tuesday apologised for his remark against Samajwadi Party leader Jaya Bachchan.&nbsp;

&ldquo;Agar meri kisi baat se kisi ko thes pahuchi hai toh main khed vyakt karta hun,&rdquo; said Agrawal.

Agrawal had been on the receiving end after he said that the SP chose woman working in films over him in the Rajya Sabha Elections 2018.

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Agar meri kisi baat se kisi ko thes pahuchi hai toh main khed vyakt karta hun: <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/NareshAgrawal?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#NareshAgrawal</a>, BJP on his earlier comment &#39;Films mein kaam karne wali se meri hesiyat kardi gayi, unke naam par humara ticket kataa gaya, maine isko bhi bahut utchit nahi samjha&#39; <a href="https://t.co/6CkbYsmY7Y">pic.twitter.com/6CkbYsmY7Y</a>
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Former SP leader accused the media of giving his statement a different angle, saying he didn&#39;t intend to hurt anyone.&nbsp;

&ldquo;I had said something which was given a different angle by the media. All I can say is that I didn&rsquo;t intend to hurt anyone,&quot; he said.&nbsp;

&quot;I express my regret, if it did hurt anyone. I take back my words,&rdquo; he added.&nbsp;

Yesterday, BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra distanced his party from Agrawal&#39;s remarks, saying it respects people from all fields and welcomed them in politics.&nbsp;

External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj too took to Twitter handle to condemn Agrawal&#39;s remark, saying he is welcome in the party but his comments regarding Jaya Bachchan are improper and unacceptable.

Agarwal said SP chose woman working in films over him in the Rajya Sabha Elections 2018.

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Naresh Agrawal on Tuesday apologised for his remark against Samajwadi Party leader Jaya Bachchan. “Agar meri kisi baat se kisi ko thes pahuchi hai toh main khed vyakt karta hun,” said Agrawal. Agrawal had been on the receiving end after he said that the SP chose woman working in films over him in the Rajya Sabha Elections 2018. Agar meri kisi baat se kisi ko thes pahuchi hai toh main khed vyakt karta hun: #NareshAgrawal, BJP on his earlier comment 'Films mein kaam karne wali se meri hesiyat kardi gayi, unke naam par humara ticket kataa gaya, maine isko bhi bahut utchit nahi samjha' pic.twitter.com/6CkbYsmY7Y — ANI (@ANI) March 13, 2018 × Former SP leader accused the media of giving his statement a different angle, saying he didn't intend to hurt anyone. “I had said something which was given a different angle by the media. All I can say is that I didn’t intend to hurt anyone," he said. "I express my regret, if it did hurt anyone. I take back my words,” he added. Yesterday, BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra distanced his party from Agrawal's remarks, saying it respects people from all fields and welcomed them in politics. External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj too took to Twitter handle to condemn Agrawal's remark, saying he is welcome in the party but his comments regarding Jaya Bachchan are improper and unacceptable.

'I take back my words': Naresh Agrawal on controversial remark against Jaya Bachchan

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