Various students organisations will stage protests to demand the reopening of the Delhi University (DU), after the Delhi Disaster Management Authority's (DDMA) gave a go-ahead to resumption of offline teaching in higher educational institutions from Monday.
The student outfits said the campus has been closed for almost two years now and as a result, the "standard of education has gone down".
Despite the DDMA giving a go-ahead to the reopening of higher educational institutions from Monday, the
DU has not issued any notification for the reopening of the campus. Officials have said the university will open in a few days and they will
formulate a strategy in this regard. The student unions, including the right-wing Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) and the Left-affiliated All India Students' Association (AISA), have said they will protest against the DU authorities for not opening the campus immediately.
In a statement, the RSS-affiliated ABVP announced that it will organise a massive movement for the reopening of DU.
It said every college unit of the organisation will submit a memorandum to the respective principals on February 7, demanding the opening of the colleges immediately.
The ABVP announced that it will also hold a full-day sit-in protest at the South Campus on Tuesday.