Gujarat High Court stays suspension of GNLU student who filed anti-shredding complaint

Subsequently, on September 10, the UGC wrote to GNLU to look into the matter and take necessary action as soon as possible.

On September 11, Meena was summoned on September 13 for a student disciplinary committee investigation into her complaint.

However, he informed the committee that he had taken a test on September 13 and requested accommodation in this regard.

According to Meena’s plea, despite trying to meet the authorities concerned after his exam hours on September 13, the University did not entertain him.

On September 20, he received a notice from the GNLU registrar informing him that due to his non-cooperation with the student disciplinary committee, he has been suspended from the university hostel and must vacate the room within 24 hours.

Meena complied with the suspension notice and left the hostel. He later challenged the same by moving the High Court.