<p>Students from several city colleges, including some government-run organisations, joined the protest staged by the National Students Union of India (NSUI), condemning the recent violence in Delhi’s Jawaharlal Nehru University.</p>.<p>Following Wednesday’s protest staged at college and university campuses, the NSUI had declared plans to hold a mega students’ rally after January 12. NSUI Karnataka president Manjunath Gowda said: “We’ve right now covered 15 districts. Due to the ongoing examinations in some universities, we have decided to hold it in a big way after January 12.”</p>.<p>On Wednesday, the protesting students demanded action against the attackers of students at JNU. “We are not here to commit crime. We are here condemning the (attack) in an educational institution.”</p>
<p>Students from several city colleges, including some government-run organisations, joined the protest staged by the National Students Union of India (NSUI), condemning the recent violence in Delhi’s Jawaharlal Nehru University.</p>.<p>Following Wednesday’s protest staged at college and university campuses, the NSUI had declared plans to hold a mega students’ rally after January 12. NSUI Karnataka president Manjunath Gowda said: “We’ve right now covered 15 districts. Due to the ongoing examinations in some universities, we have decided to hold it in a big way after January 12.”</p>.<p>On Wednesday, the protesting students demanded action against the attackers of students at JNU. “We are not here to commit crime. We are here condemning the (attack) in an educational institution.”</p>
