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Watch | JNU Students Protest Fee Hike, Clashes With Police Reported

Hundreds of JNU students have taken to the streets to protest 'anti-student policies', the fee hike and the implementation of a dress code on campus.
Vishal Jaiswal
Nov 11 2019
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Hundreds of JNU students have taken to the streets to protest 'anti-student policies', the fee hike and the implementation of a dress code on campus.
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Hundreds of JNU students have taken to the streets to protest "anti-student policies". Students have been protesting against the fee hike and the implementation of a dress code on campus. The Wire's Vishal Jaiswal meets the students to understand more.

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