JNU violence live updates: Day after attacks, uneasy calm in campus

Indian Youth Congress takes out torchlight march against JNU violence

ABVP members stage protest against JNU violence

Amit Shah should take moral responsibility for the attack on students and tender his resignation. The country did not witness such violence even during the British rule: Delhi Congress president Subhash Chopra (PTI)

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Delegation of TMC MPs which had gone to the varsity to express solidarity with the students was not allowed to enter the campus here on Monday, reports PTI quoting party sources

While we were chasing BJP workers some Jadavpur University (JU) students entered the mob. We could not differentiate the JU students from BJP workers who were burning tyres. We did not lathicharge JU students: DC Jadavpur, Sudip Sarkar

Over 100 people, including college students, activists and citizens, held a peaceful protest outside the Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad (IIMA) campus

Students protest against violence at JNU campus

Left, BJP face off in Kolkata's Jadavpur area during rallies over JNU violence, police baton charge to disperse their supporters (PTI)

Police lathicharge students during protest against JNU violence

The situation both inside and outside JNU campus is completely under control. Police deployment to continue till situation normalises. No violence reported today from both inside and outside the campus: Deputy commissioner of Police (Southwest) Devender Arya (ANI)

The case is with Crime Branch now. Delhi Police's Joint CP Western range, Shalini Singh is the head of fact finding committee: Delhi Police PRO, MS Randhawa

Internal security of campus is with JNU administration: Delhi Police

A committee has been formed under the Joint Commissioner of Police, for fact finding and to avoid any delay in investigation and inquiry. We have found some vital clues and we are trying that the case is solved soon: Delhi Police PRO

Cops responded to calls from JNU on scuffle on campus. Delhi police conducted flag march and controlled the situation: MS Randhawa, Delhi Police