2017 protesters return to JNU, this time for court-ordered ‘punishment’
Former JNUSU leaders, including Simone Zoya Khan, are fulfilling a 15-day community service at JNU's administrative block. This punishment stems from a 2018 contempt conviction for violating protest restrictions. The Delhi High Court accepted their apology, remitting the sentence on condition of this service, allowing them to move on from past student activism.
Former JNUSU leaders, including Simone Zoya Khan, are fulfilling a 15-day community service at JNU's administrative block. This punishment stems from a 2018 contempt conviction for violating protest restrictions. The Delhi High Court accepted their apology, remitting the sentence on condition of this service, allowing them to move on from past student activism.
