'They Broke Into My bedroom With Rods': JNU Prof Recounts Mob Horror

On Sunday, 5 January, a masked mob of 60-70 people broke into Jawaharlal Nehru University with rods, sticks and batons. They not only vandalised students' hostels but also targeted the faculty quarters on campus including Prof Shiv Prakash's apartment.

'They Broke Into My bedroom With Rods': JNU Prof Recounts Mob Horror

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