Delhi University Proctor Prof. Rajni Abhi announced that the university will reopen from February 17 and informed that the classes will run completely in offline mode and no hybrid mode of classes will be allowed.
“Today was the third day of their protest. We are informing the students that we are going to open the university. Suddenly, the DDMA order came to open the university. We have a central university with lakhs of students. So, we have to The university was opened after much deliberation. The university is closed for the last two years,” Prof. Rajni Abhi said. “Delhi University is a central university, here about 65-70 per cent students are from outside Delhi. So, now they have to come to Delhi from their respective places. They have to take care of their reservation, accommodation and other facilities. So, we For the last two days they are saying that we should be given 2-3 days and after that, we will draft a guideline and send it to them. But they were not ready to understand. So, the rough guidelines are ready which we Will put it on the website by evening. From February 17, we are opening the university, classes will be conducted in offline mode.”
However, it informed that online classes will continue for the first semester students as their exams are near.
“We are opening the university from February 17, then after about a week they will have their classes and after that they will have their exams. The parents of students who will come out of Delhi will also run and will not get any accommodation. So, for the first semester, we’re not done now. We are thinking that too. For them, the teaching will be in complete offline mode, not even in hybrid mode,” said Prof. Abhi.
Referring to the guidelines of DDMA, the professor said that he has asked to run the university in offline mode.
“As per the guidelines of DDMA, they have asked to run the university in offline mode. The problem that many colleges are facing is that it is difficult to follow the covid protocol. So, now that 80 students are in a class so you can.” Maintain that kind of social distancing,” she said.
Prof Rajni Abhi said that he has asked the colleges to reduce the timetable to ensure that the COVID-19 protocol is followed.
He said, “However, we have instructed all principals and heads of departments to follow social distancing as far as possible. We appeal to everyone to wear masks and get everyone vaccinated. We have decided to separate the timetable. also asked for.”
DUSU President Akshit Dahiya said that the university had to be reopened due to the struggle of the students.
He said, “It was unfortunate that the campuses were open but students were not admitted. Today after such a huge struggle, every student of the university had decided to reopen the university.”
The DUSU president said he would treat the university’s reopening announcement as a celebration as a “victory”.
“Today the Proctor, Dean Students Welfare, Registrar and other administrative officers came and addressed all the students. This letter states that the campus will remain open from February 17, 2022. Hence, we have now ended our indefinite hunger strike. There is an atmosphere of enthusiasm among the students and we will celebrate this victory as a celebration.
Pankaj Arora, Dean of Students Welfare informed that the university will run a special drive from February 14 to 18 for those students who have not been vaccinated for Kovid-19 yet.
“We are also sensitive to students who are from outside Delhi. Hence, we want them to have time to come to Delhi and stay in isolation.”
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