NewsIMTSVaishnavi Shukla | November 23, 2025 | 02 PM IST | 2 mins read JNUSU: The removal of the new system is the result of collective efforts and opposition to every attempt to undermine students’ rights and freedoms at JNU. The Jawaharlal Nehru University Students' Union (JNUSU) has won the battle to remove the anti-student face recognition system from the Dr BR Ambedkar Library. According to the JNUSU students, removal of the new system is the result of collective efforts and opposition to every attempt to undermine students’ rights and freedoms. The intervention of students became necessary because the chief librarian, Manorama Tripathi, continued her tactics with complete disregard for the students. Earlier, it was assured that a committee would be formed to set up, and a student would be consulted before any decision is finalised. However, neither a committee was set up nor a discussion was held. “The assurance was used as a delay tactic while work on the system continued quietly in the background,” the official JNUSU statement said. The JNU library was already coping with inadequate seating, broken furniture, limited water facilities, and the lack of a proper reading room. “Rather than fixing basic infrastructure, the administration… (Updated 23 Nov 2025, 15:06 IST; source: link)
‘Clear victory’: JNUSU removes student-opposed face recognition system from Dr
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‘Clear victory’: JNUSU removes student-opposed face recognition system from Dr
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Key Points
- JNUSU: The removal of the new system is the result of collective efforts and opposition to every attempt to undermine students’ rights and freedoms at JNU.
- The Jawaharlal Nehru University Students' Union (JNUSU) has won the battle to remove the anti-student face recognition system from the Dr BR Ambedkar Library.
- According to the JNUSU students, removal of the new system is the result of collective efforts and opposition to every attempt to undermine students’ rights and freedoms.
