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Delhi High Court Issues Notice On Delhi Riots Case Accused Natasha Narwal's Plea For Enrolment In PhD 3rd Year At JNU

Shreya Agarwal

16 March 2021 6:12 PM IST

    • Delhi High Court Issues Notice On Delhi Riots Case Accused Natasha Narwals Plea For Enrolment In PhD 3rd Year At JNU

    A single judge bench of Justice Prateek Jalan of the Delhi High Court today issued notice on Pinjra Tod activist, and Delhi riots accused Natasha Narwal's petition seeking to be enrolled into her 3rd year of PhD studies at Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) in Delhi, from where she has been pursuing the doctorate degree since 2018.The court has directed the state authorities to file their...

    A single judge bench of Justice Prateek Jalan of the Delhi High Court today issued notice on Pinjra Tod activist, and Delhi riots accused Natasha Narwal's petition seeking to be enrolled into her 3rd year of PhD studies at Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) in Delhi, from where she has been pursuing the doctorate degree since 2018.

    The court has directed the state authorities to file their counter affidavit in the matter within 2 weeks.
    She stated that the whole process of enrolment is online and having no access to digital facilities in prison she has not been able to enroll herself, even though she wishes to pursue her degree. She currently faces allegations under the UAPA law.
    Earlier the Additional Sessions Judge Amitabh Rawat, Karkardooma Court in Delhi had refused to grant bail to Narwal opining that there were reasonable grounds to believe that the accusation against her were prima facie true.

    Narwal has prayed for directions to the University to provide her with her login ID and credentials for completing the provisional registration process, to provisionally register and admit her in the requisite semester of the PhD program, to facilitate access to her PhD supervisors through video conferencing, and to permit her to access monetary scholarship or fellowship "as is her entitlement as a PhD student of the University."

    Narwal was represented by Advocates Kunal Negi and Adit S Pujari.

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