Terror of dogs in Juna, question about safety of disabled students; Issuing notice searched reply within 30 days - NCR JNU DOG ATTACKS Disability dept Problems Notice on Safety Issues

The Department of Divyangjan issued a notice due to increasing dog attacks on disabled students at Jawaharlal Nehru University (Junu). Many students, including students with visually impaired people, were attacked by dogs. The department sought a reply from JuNe within 30 days, as the students filed complaints about safety and mobility. Students claim that no steps have been taken despite complaints. Jagran correspondent, New -Delhi. The University of Jawaharlal Nehru (JNU) was recently notified by the Department of PWD for the growing incidents of dog attacks on disabled students. Over the past few weeks, at least 12 cases have been reported, including the visually impaired students of the dog attack. In light of these incidents, this department under the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment sought a reaction from Juna within 30 days. The notice was issued on May 14 when the formal complaint by a visually impaired student constantly placed the threat of safety and dynamics of disabled students. The complaint, especially in the residences reserved for disabled students such as Periyar, Kaveri and Godavari, was said to be serious. Despite the fact that complaints are being made, no concrete steps were taken, and the students claim that no concrete steps were taken, despite the fact that they made complaints to the administration and other concerned bodies. A student of a visually impaired student said: We have the most problems. We wander with a stick. The animal does not understand and fall. He said as soon as the dog bites, the student went to the health center to get the injections and he was bitten by the dog there. Another student said, we often had to cancel our studies or other schemes for fear of dogs. No one listens until anyone is seriously injured. Jnu’s presiding student welfare (DOS), who made seven nutrition points for dogs in Juna, said: “We have taken all the necessary steps.” Held a meeting with the Warden of all residences. Security personnel were warned. He said, the problem is of animal lovers. Seven nutrition points for dogs were created in Juna. But besides them, they are fed food in the middle of the road. This makes the dogs walk around and the disabled students make a victim. MCD is also made aware of the problem. An attempt is made to feed dogs at the nutritional point themselves. The committee that oversees campus has also issued a notice. 528 Registered dogs, the possibility of more real number, said an official from the university said that 528 dogs were registered on campus, but the actual number could be much higher than that. He said that 75 percent of the JuNe has a forest in the area, making it a natural habitat for dogs and has become difficult to remove. He said that the university is regularly in contact with the municipal corporation on this issue, which is responsible for sterilization and rehabilitation. A violation of the RPWD Act also said that the required Laizan officer has not yet been appointed to date under the RPWD (the Rights on Divyang), 2016. At the same time, the unique enormous cell, which addresses the complaints of the underprivile rights, has taken any steps on the complaints of the disabled students. The students accused both the University Administration and the Student Union of serious negligence. In the notice, citing various provisions of the RPWD Act, the university was reminded of the responsibility of safety, access and dignity of disabled students. The department warned that if the answer was not given at the particular time, the decision of the case would be made unilaterally. Every big news from your city, now on your phone. Download the most reliable companion of Local News Afjagran Local App.