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JNU Vice-Chancellor terms allegations of irregularities in recruitment a ‘malicious campaign’

Santishree Dhulipudi Pandit says there is no evidence. JNU administration says disgruntled left-leaning JNUTA figures are behind the 'political campaign’ to embarrass the varsity and the Centre, in the wake of defeats in the Delhi HC involving two ‘urban Naxal’ cases

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