JNU Cracks Down: Students Raising 'Controversial Slogans' Face Suspension, FIR

• JNU administration to suspend students for raising controversial slogans against the Prime Minister and Home Minister.
• Incident occurred near Sabarmati Dhaba, escalating from a commemoration of 2020 violence to provocative sloganeering.
• Administration deems slogans as 'disrespect' to the Supreme Court and a blatant violation of JNU's code of conduct.
• A zero-tolerance policy adopted; FIR requested against students involved in what is termed a 'laboratory of hatred'.
• Identified students include Aditi Mishra, Gopika Babu, Sunil Yadav, Danish Ali, Saad Azmi, Mehboob Ilahi, Kanishk, Pakija Khan, and Shubham.

Why It Matters: JNU adopts strict stance against controversial slogans, threatening suspension and legal action for 'anti-national' activities.