Delhi University Suspends PhD Scholar for Assaulting Professor on Campus

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A PhD scholar enrolled in Delhi University's law program has been suspended following an alleged physical assault on a professor. The incident was captured on CCTV footage, which served as key evidence in the university's decision. The university acted swiftly by banning the scholar from entering the campus premises. The assault has drawn significant attention to issues of conduct and discipline within academic institutions.

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