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They are even fine with sexual harassment claims against prof and set bar extremely high if you have to report against a professor, such so that you can never prove and they can punish you.
The professors at Jindal are very superficial in their nature, they will communicate something and mean something else, they will betray students trust. But will happily use their tuition money for research which is what Jindal is only interested in. Professors will happily see students sucide, get students fee, high salary and research money.
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/rahul-verma-76638921b_education-law-india-activity-6838385716033073152-Kofs
Verify it from these links if you want. Please remember that the comment is saying that a student has made allegations. Don't now ask me to go and verify these allegations also (although any JGU student can do that as well)
1. https://twitter.com/sivm2021/status/1432578486607089666
2. https://www.instagram.com/p/CTIGtl4JvB9/
Thanks
R
This post just mentions the allegations. You really can't be so overtly supporting Jindal. I remember a time when LI was a free space.
Hope all the Jindal lovers finally wake up and see what a despicable place it is. Btw @Kian/LI - Hope you don't moderate this as "facts contested" and finally see what kind of people you are in bed with. Please cut your ties with Jindal. Why do you want to be associated with an institute that is harassing people?
Ciao.
1. Admitting 70-80 students per section which is more than the BCI limit of 60 students
2. Not providing fee breakdown (UGC requirement)
3. Retrospectively changing scholarship policy
4. Hostel, library seating infra not as per rules
5. Not appointing an ombudsman as per UGC rules
6. Sexual Harassment Committee not having an NGO member. There's a NGO member named but that person has no idea they're actually part of the SHC and were under the impression that it got dissolved two years back. The SHC (named COGSASH in Jindal) also doesn't publish a report that is mandated by law
I am not sure if the concerned individual has tried approaching UGC and BCI. However, many alumni have tried to bring this to their attention during their time at Jindal. They were either bullied by Jindal admin or UGC/BCI just turned a blind eye to their complaints (possibly under pressure from Jindal)
Ask any JGLS student for details. There's an entire email and video about it
Legallyindia rarely carries any student complain when JGLS students reach out to them. It's only reasonable to assume there's some bias there :)
Nice that you reposted that open letter though. Unfortunately, Kian has disabled comments on the original post. I wonder how much Jindal paid LegallyIndia, probably part of the money LI got for carrying the Number 1 law school advertisements :)
Has things changed since then? Has Jindal admin student friendly/sensitive or does it remain the same?