Delhi Police on the lookout for 13 JNU students involved in event
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A day after a Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) student was arrested on charges of sedition and criminal conspiracy, the Delhi Police have formed teams to nab the other students who are allegedly involved in “anti-national” activity. Police have conducted raids on several locations, including NCR, in search of them.
JNU student union president Kanhaiya Kumar was questioned at Vasant Kunj north police station. Sources said he denied charges of being involved in anti-national activity. Sources added that he was also questioned on the whereabouts of the others.
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