MNLU Students Protest Mgmt’s Failure to Curb On-campus Eve-teasing

Sumukh Kulkarni | 07 July 2026 | The Times of India

Students at Nagpur's Maharashtra National Law University (MNLU) launched a protest over management's alleged failure to act on repeated complaints of eve-teasing. The students claimed that the code of conduct at MNLU is suppressing their constitutional right to peaceful protest.

According to the representation, female students have repeatedly complained of eve-teasing near the campus and hostels. They further alleged non-resident men and contractual workers have been seen loitering around hostel premises and behaving inappropriately in common areas…

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