JNU Teacher's Association and JNU Student's Union today submitted a memorandum to university Vice-Chancellor demanding to bring normalcy in the campus. <br/><br/>Both associations said, they wanted the situation to improve as the atmosphere is unstable. They also submitted a letter to the enquiry committee saying that both associations should be kept in the loop while making any decision.<br/><br/>The JNU teachers association said all criminal charges like criminal conspiracy, sedition should be dropped. It said, internal inquiry mechanism is needed and Police should not be allowed to enter and arrest any student. The student Union said, they will abide by every decision of the Vice Chancellor.<br/><br/>Five JNU students, including Umar Khalid, who the police have been looking for in connection with a sedition case, surfaced on the campus yesterday. Police teams have been positioned outside the JNU and have been asked to wait for the students to surrender themselves.<br/><br/>Meanwhile, the Supreme Court on Monday directed all concerned parties to share the reports among themselves regarding the violence at the Patiala House Court premises before the next hearing on March 10. The Registrar of Delhi High Court, the Supreme Court Panel, Delhi Police, Bar Council, Delhi High Court's Administrative Committee and the counsel of the accused submitted their reports today.<br/><br/>During the hearing, former Attorney General of India Soli Sorabjee requested the court not to make any observation, which may prejudice the proceedings pending before the High Court as JNU students union president Kanhaiya Kumar's bail plea is set to be heard tomorrow.<br/><br/>In reply, the apex court said that they are not going to decide on the merit of the case but will only examine the reported violence at the Patiala House Court.

JNU Teacher's Association and JNU Student's Union today submitted a memorandum to university Vice-Chancellor demanding to bring normalcy in the campus. <br/><br/>Both associations said, they wanted the situation to improve as the atmosphere is unstable. They also submitted a letter to the enquiry committee saying that both associations should be kept in the loop while making any decision.<br/><br/>The JNU teachers association said all criminal charges like criminal conspiracy, sedition should be dropped. It said, internal inquiry mechanism is needed and Police should not be allowed to enter and arrest any student. The student Union said, they will abide by every decision of the Vice Chancellor.<br/><br/>Five JNU students, including Umar Khalid, who the police have been looking for in connection with a sedition case, surfaced on the campus yesterday. Police teams have been positioned outside the JNU and have been asked to wait for the students to surrender themselves.<br/><br/>Meanwhile, the Supreme Court today directed all concerned parties to share the reports among themselves regarding the violence at the Patiala House Court premises before the next hearing on March 10. The Registrar of Delhi High Court, the Supreme Court Panel, Delhi Police, Bar Council, Delhi High Court's Administrative Committee and the counsel of the accused submitted their reports today.<br/><br/>During the hearing, Solicitor General Soli Sorabjee requested the court not to make any observation, which may prejudice the proceedings pending before the High Court as JNU students union president Kanhaiya Kumar's bail plea is set to be heard tomorrow. In reply, the apex court said that they are not going to decide on the merit of the case but will only examine the reported violence at the Patiala House Court.

Five Jawaharlal Nehru University students, who the police have been looking for in connection with a sedition case, surfaced on the University's campus late yesterday. The students maintained that they will not surrender but police can come and arrest them. They also said, they did not do anything wrong but were framed using a doctored video. <br/><br/>The five students Umar Khalid, Anirban Bhattacharya, Rama Naga, Ashutosh Kumar and Anant Prakash had gone missing from the campus since 12th of this month after JNU Student leader Kanhaiya Kumar was arrested in a sedition case. A senior Police official said, a police team has right now been positioned outside the JNU and asked to wait for the students to surrender themselves before the police. He said, if they don't come till morning, police team will be sent to arrest them. Meanwhile, JNU Vice Chancellor Jagdesh Kumar said, the entry for police as well as media persons has been barred for now and a call in this regard will be taken this morning. <br/>Kanhaiya's bail plea is likely to be heard by Delhi High Court tomorrow. He had approached the high court after the Supreme Court on Friday refused to hear his bail petition on the ground that it will set a dangerous precedent and had asked him to approach the high court.<br/>Meanwhile, the Supreme Court will hear today a plea seeking contempt action against jailed JNU Student leader Kanhaiya, former Delhi University lecturer SAR Gilani and few others. The plea has been filed by a lawyer on the ground that the accused allegedly termed the execution of Parliament attack convict Afzal Guru as judicial killing. The plea said, pamphlets were allegedly distributed during the event held at JNU on February 9th that termed death sentence to Guru as judicial killing, which outright tantamount to criminal contempt as the respondents are calling the judges of the apex court as killers. <br/><br/>Meanwhile, the Supreme Court today directed all concerned parties to share the reports among themselves regarding the violence at the Patiala House Court premises before the next hearing on March 10. The Registrar of Delhi High Court, the Supreme Court Panel, Delhi Police, Bar Council, Delhi High Court's Administrative Committee and the counsel of the accused submitted their reports today.<br/><br/>During the hearing, Solicitor General Soli Sorabjee requested the court not to make any observation, which may prejudice the proceedings pending before the High Court as JNU students union president Kanhaiya Kumar's bail plea is set to be heard tomorrow.<br/>In reply, the apex court said that they are not going to decide on the merit of the case but will only examine the reported violence at the Patiala House Court.<br/>

Five Jawaharlal Nehru University students, who the police have been looking for in connection with a sedition case, surfaced on the University's campus late yesterday. The students maintained that they will not surrender but police can come and arrest them. They also said, they did not do anything wrong but were framed using a doctored video. <br/><br/>The five students Umar Khalid, Anirban Bhattacharya, Rama Naga, Ashutosh Kumar and Anant Prakash had gone missing from the campus since 12th of this month after JNU Student leader Kanhaiya Kumar was arrested in a sedition case. A senior Police official said, a police team has right now been positioned outside the JNU and asked to wait for the students to surrender themselves before the police. He said, if they don't come till morning, police team will be sent to arrest them. Meanwhile, JNU Vice Chancellor Jagdesh Kumar said, the entry for police as well as media persons has been barred for now and a call in this regard will be taken this morning. <br/>Kanhaiya's bail plea is likely to be heard by Delhi High Court tomorrow. He had approached the high court after the Supreme Court on Friday refused to hear his bail petition on the ground that it will set a dangerous precedent and had asked him to approach the high court.<br/>Meanwhile, the Supreme Court will hear today a plea seeking contempt action against jailed JNU Student leader Kanhaiya, former Delhi University lecturer SAR Gilani and few others. The plea has been filed by a lawyer on the ground that the accused allegedly termed the execution of Parliament attack convict Afzal Guru as judicial killing. The plea said, pamphlets were allegedly distributed during the event held at JNU on February 9th that termed death sentence to Guru as judicial killing, which outright tantamount to criminal contempt as the respondents are calling the judges of the apex court as killers. <br/><br/>