No coercive steps against Umar Khalid till Friday, HC tells JNU

19 Jul, 2018

New Delhi, July 19: The Delhi High Court on Thursday restrained the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) from taking any coercive steps against the student-activist Umar Khalid till Friday.

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