No non-veg in Delhi University’s Hansraj College, Principal says students must have agreed

The Delhi University's Hansraj College will not be serving non-veg foods in the hostel or canteen as the college resumed offline study after the Covid pandemic

Delhi University’s Hansraj College has stopped serving non-vegetarian food to students in the canteen or hostel after the offline mode of study resumed after the Covid pandemic, news agency ANI reported, said India Today report.

Delhi University's Hansraj College has stopped serving non-vegetarian food to students in the canteen or hostel after the offline mode of study resumed after the Covid pandemic (14.01) pic.twitter.com/BDXC0fmolY

— ANI (@ANI) January 15, 2023

College Principal, Professor Rama, said that the college had stopped serving non-veg nearly 3-4 years back and that the current decision must have been taken after considering the consent of the students, reported India Today

“I don’t remember when exactly the serving of non-veg food was stopped. It was 3-4 years back, but the committee must have had a word with students before taking the decision and then the decision must have been taken to stop serving non-veg food,” Principal of the Hansraj College, Prof Rama.

Last year, clashes were reported from Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) after students of the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) allegedly stopped other left-leaning students from eating non-vegetarian food on Ram Navami. The ABVP students had also been accused of assaulting the mess secretary of the Kaveri Hostel on the campus.

The ABVP, on the other hand, alleged that left-wing students were interrupting Ram Navami prayers at the Kaveri Hostel.

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