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All ·Irndia Students' Association(AISA) .
14.9.04.
Sbangthen the Struggle for Students' Representation in JNU's Decision-Making Bodies!.
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The ongoing agitation has forced the Administration toconcede several of the demands on theStudents' Charter: including those relatingtoenhanced library and sports facilities, aswell as adeadlineof 15 October for allotment of Lohit-Loni Hostel. and SR, TR. NR status forfreshers who are yet to get hostels. The VC has also committed to write a strong letter to the UGC demandingfundsfor enhancing the MCM.
amount. But despite this assurance, we must not relaxour pressure on thisissue until the MCMamount is actually enhanced..
However, the Administration has outright refused to concede the crucial demands ofstudent representationin AC, Board of Studies and.
Grievance Redressal Mechanism, and this is the main issue on which the JNUSU is continuing on an indefinite hunger strike..
Why Should Students Have Elected Representation in Decision-Making Bodies?.
The AcademicCouncllts the highestbody where policy-level decisionson all academic matters are taken. It is this body whtch dec1deswhat courses w111 be introduced, what ruleswill govern academics, and the fee structure of various courses.Itis students who studythe courses and syllabi;Rules and regulations affect students most;And ofcourse, students are the ones who pay fees.The University, after all, exists mainly forstudents.Why, then, shouldn't students have a say in deciding matters likecourses, rules and fees, which affectthem most?.
Student Representation in AC is Necessary to Oppose Commercialization and SaffronizationAt a time when privatization and commercialization threatens higher education in India, Universities are alwayslooking for ways to.
impose these policies on students. The AC is the place where proposals offee hikes, self-financed, highly priced courses andother.
formsof pnvatization will be introduced. Students' presence in the AC will ensure thatthe studentcommunity is not kept in the.
darkabout these proposals -so, the demand for student representation in AC etc... is in fact a demand forthe rightto inf~rmation..
But, more importantly, it is also ademand forthe rightto participation in decision-making.Student representatives can argue inthe AC against fee hikes and commercialized courses, thus making sure that the University cannot take such anti-student steps overruling.
students' opinions. .
In the past fewyears, we saw the threat of saffronization, too, knock at JNU's doors. The AC and Board of Studies are the bodies whereanysaffronized, communal orobscurantist Centre, orcourse of study will have to be passed in order to become a part of JNU curriculum. So,itis crucial thatstudent representatives voice theirvigilant resistance to anysuch saffronized courses in JNUmaking bodies. 's decision-.
Student Representation Is A Must For Unbiased Grievance Redressal.
Teachers, supervisors etc... have power over students. As aresult, students are at a disadvantage when faced with unfair marking,.
victimization, or harassment by teachers. Grievance Redressal can be effective and unbiased only when students too participate in theprocess. So. student representation in the Grievance Redressa! Committee is necessary if students' grievances arereally to getjustice.JNU Act Provides forStudentRepresentation in AC and 8oS,.
Why is the VC Scared of Restoring These Rights?.
The JNU Act of 1966, in Statutes 15 and 18, clearly provides for elected student representation in ACas well as Board of Studies..
Elections to AC were held in1974. However, these rights have been curtailed ever since the Emergency. In 1976, the JNU Actwas.
amended to exclude JNUSU representation in AC, but the provision for direct election of students to AC was retained,with theclause of.
minimum CGPA added. No elections to AC have been held since, though the student movement has demanded the removal of the CGPAclause and membership of JNUSU inAC, in addition to restoration of elected student representation..
Why is the VC bent on continuing this violation of the JNU Acr? Why is he scared of re-implementing the Statutes of the JNUAct, and.
restoring students' democratic rights of parucipation in decision-making?Clearly, student representation in AC and other bodies, will make itdifficultto introduce anti-student policies likecommercialization and privatization, and todeny studentsjustice incases ofvictimization. This is whythe VC wants toavoid.
it at all costs. And this why we muststruggle to restore these rights, notjustfor ourselves, butforfuture generations of.
students in this University. .
Friends, 9 students are on their second day of indefinite hunger strike, while a 10thhasjoined ittoday. Several common.
students are dailyjoining the relay hungerstrikein solidarity with the struggle.Yet, the Administration and VC have turned.
a blind eye to the students on hungerstrike..
"A big bang isneeded to make thedeaf hear''!.
Friends,with our participation intomorrow's massive protest demo at 3.00 pm at the Ad. Block,let usmake sure that the deaf Administration.
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AISA appeals to students to join the Relay Hunger Strike, and also to participate in tomorrow's Protest March in large .
JNUSU' s PrJoinotest Demo.
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3:00 pm .
16.9.04(Thursday).
Sd/-Satya VenkataSiddardha Kr. D., Vice-President, AISA. JNU Sd/-Awadhesh. Gen. Secy., AISA. JNU .
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