JNU Seeks FIR Over 'Provocative' Anti-Modi, Anti-Shah Slogans on Campus

• JNU has requested Delhi Police to file an FIR against students for allegedly raising "anti-Modi, anti-Shah" slogans during a campus protest.
• The university termed the slogans "provocative" and a violation of institutional norms and the JNU Code of Conduct.
• The protest on Monday night marked the sixth anniversary of the January 5, 2020 attack on the JNU campus.
• JNU's Chief Security Officer Naveen Yadav wrote to Vasant Kunj (North) police station, seeking action under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS).
• The university warned that the incident could disturb public order, disrupt campus harmony, and compromise safety.

Why It Matters: JNU seeks police action against students for "provocative" anti-government slogans on campus.