The Supreme Court revoked the suspension of eight students of Banaras Hindu University yesterday. They had been allegedly suspended following a hunger-strike demanding that the cyber library in the campus be opened round-the-clock, especially during examination time. <br/><br/>The court directed the varsity administration to conduct special examinations for students till 30th July, which they had missed due to the suspension. A bench headed by Justice Dipak Misra passed the order on a petition filed by the suspended students, through lawyers who had claimed that the action was taken to suppress their demand.

The Supreme Court revoked the suspension of eight students of Banaras Hindu University yesterday. They had been allegedly suspended following a hunger-strike demanding that the cyber library in the campus be opened round-the-clock, especially during examination time. <br/><br/>The court directed the varsity administration to conduct special examinations for students till 30th July, which they had missed due to the suspension. A bench headed by Justice Dipak Misra passed the order on a petition filed by the suspended students, through lawyers who had claimed that the action was taken to suppress their demand.