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Watch | 'JNU Has Always Preached Non-Violence': Interview with Prof. Sucharita Sen

Among those attacked viciously on January 5 were professor Sen.
Ritu Tomar
Jan 09 2020
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Among those attacked viciously on January 5 were professor Sen.
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Masked assailants attacked students and teachers at the Jawaharlal Nehru University campus late in the evening of January 5, injuring more than 30 people. The Wire's Ritu Tomar speaks to one of the professors who was attacked on Sunday, Sucharita Sen.

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