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Seniors refuse invitation, admin in tight spot Fresher Party Row 11/7/2014 11:38:47 PM Mohd Irfan Early Times Report Jammu, Nov 7: The fight between the juniors and seniors of Law College in Jammu University took a new twist today after seniors refused to accept the invitation for the fresher's party slated to be held on Saturday. Sources told Early Times despite varsity administration breaking the ice and striking a deal between the warring groups the students of 5th semester hardened their stand today and alleged that administration was supporting the juniors. They demanded unconditional apology from the juniors. Seniors said that they won't attend the party till juniors apologize for their "rude behavior." Refusal of the 5th semester students to attend the party has put the administration in a tight spot as it has put all the arrangements in place for the event. One of the JU students while talking to Early Times said: "We have been requesting the HOD for the past two years to hold the fresher's party but he kept on refusing saying that it's not the part of the curriculum. This time around juniors insisted that the party should be held and he succumbed. Can someone ask the HOD how come it has become the part of the curriculum now?" Students of 3rd semester alleged that their seniors are not cooperating with them and they have made it a prestige issue. When contacted DSW Pankaj Shrivastav said: "I have not received any information about seniors not participating in the party. As far as I know representatives of both the seniors and juniors had met me and had agreed that fresher's party would be held on November 8and we are holding it." The DSW claimed that seniors were taken into confidence before the fresher's party was planned and they had given their consent. Sources said that one of the professors had approached the seniors and had asked them to forget the controversy and join the party but seniors refused to listen to the professor.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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