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You go to the University to study and not to smoke/drink. An MP may consider the parliament as their 2nd home. Will he then be allowed to smoke and drink during the sessions?
This has always been the trend with JU. The ones who cause the problem lead the protests which is why they are always found protesting with no tangible change at all.
https://www.freepressjournal.in/amp/education/ju-student-on-camera-says-students-have-right-to-smoke-and-drink-inside-campus