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- Student's Bumble profile allegedly opened and discussed in class by prof without permission
- The prof also allegedly "verbally abused" a girl student and used the word "chutiya" in class
- Conservative students allegedly denied permission to speak at Palestine event
- Hamas allegedly glorified at Palestine event
- Another prof allegedly criticised students for wearing kalawa and rings
- The prof also allegedly said that Pakistan has been treated unfairly by India and was given inadequate land during partition
https://organiser.org/2023/11/04/204928/bharat/op-jindal-universitys-controversial-prof-sameena-dalwai-who-backed-hamas-sparks-row-for-using-dating-app-in-class/
Also going by Jindal students' own statements on LI that things in public spaces cannot be subject to an expectation of privacy, I wonder why students think that their dating profiles on public apps should be subject to any such expectation.
Also, showing a dating profile is a breach of privacy. These profiles are not public per se.
Disciplinary action is warranted.
Go back to law school and read what has actual precedential value.
https://twitter.com/eOrganiser/status/1720498565959553399
“Understand one thing about suicide bombing: it expresses above all the determination not just to kill, but the determination to die.”
To me, this sounds like justification for what Hamas did.
At the cost of repetition: Hamas is not a designated terrorist organisation in India.