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

It is unfortunate that violence took place in the JNU campus on Sunday evening. The administration strongly condemns any form of violence: JNU

Congress leader Salman Khurshid reaches ITO, says he's there to show solidarity against the series of attacks that have happened at universities including JNU

The violence and brutality faced by students, while protesting, is worrisome. Be it Jamia, be it JNU. Students mustn’t face brutal force. Let them be. These goons must face action. They must be brought to time bound and swift justice: Aaditya Thackeray

A police complaint is being filed to bring culprits to book: JNU

Violators of university rules who are trying to disrupt peaceful academic atmosphere of campus will not be spared: JNU

Traffic movement is closed on Vikas Marg due to demonstration. Kindly avoid the stretch: Delhi Traffic Police

JNU students and professors were subjected to a cowardly but planned attack. I strongly condemn this undemocratic act of vandalism and violence. Use of violent means to suppress democratic values and thought will never succeed: Sharad Pawar

Wounded students at AIIMS trauma centre told me that goons entered the campus and attacked them with sticks and other weapons. Many had broken limbs and injuries on their heads. One student said the police kicked him several times on his head: Priyanka Gandhi Vadra

Acts of violence, anarchy will not be tolerated; JNU incident unfortunate and highly condemnable: HRD ministry

I appeal to all students to maintain dignity of university and peace on campus: HRD minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank

We strongly condemn the violence on JNU campus. This is a desperate attempt by forces of anarchy, who are determined to use students as cannon fodder, create unrest to shore up their shrinking political footprint. Universities should remain places of learning and education: BJP

Priyanka Gandhi at AIIMS

Jawaharlal Nehru University Student Union (JNUSU) President Aishe Ghosh has got lacerations on forehead and is undergoing investigations: AIIMS

ABVP statement on violence at JNU campus

MHA seeks report from Delhi Police on violence in JNU: Officials (PTI)

Home minister Amit Shah speaks to Delhi police commissioner; enquires about situation in JNU: Officials (PTI)