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Oh wait..
What the fuck is wrong with the students?!
Why aren't you fucking standing up against this bs?
Time for a closure?
NLUJ needs you
(don't censor this please, right to free speech for gods sake)
All she cares about is the grass worth 80 Lakhs.
I've literally seen possibly infected people roam around freely on campus.
It saddens me to share with you the dire state of affairs in NLUJ's hallowed Halls of Residence.
Except for two, who can be named, the faculty has been excessively insensitive, inconsiderate and ignorant towards those who have been infected by the pox.
The students who are down are not being provided any sort of medical aid, other than separation in the university's namesake medical center with no emergency facilities. These students are not being provided with basic amenities which a person might require in such times, such as food and warm water. Rather, they only have access to unpurified water, the quality of which has been reported multiple times in the past.
Further, due to a lack of manpower at the medical center, batchmates have to fetch food and deliver it to the sick students at their bedside, while exposing themselves to the pox.
The worst part is that there is also no provision for a sick leave in the university's bye-laws, i.e., the students who are missing classes due to the sickness can be debarred (read: made to repeat a year), in case their final attendance fails to fulfil the 70% mark.
Despite having witnessed 10+ cases already, the admin is still reluctant on isolating those who have been exposed to the virus, despite showing grave symptoms, and forcing them to attend classes, and thereby putting the entire campus at a risk.
Today, some students with the pox visible on their faces, were forced to go to the academic block and attend lectures, to merely beg for attendance in such miserable conditions, just to avoid getting debarred.
Dear Admin, September has already ended, my friend. It's time to wake to the plight of your students.
online end seems should be on the cards because you just cant prepare for exams while suffering from CP.