Hansraj College, located in Delhi, is currently reviewing the suspension of 30 students following protests that erupted after the disciplinary action was announced. The suspensions were issued between April 20 and April 25 for various reasons, including alleged violence and misconduct during the college's Annual Fest held on April 8 and 9. The core disciplinary committee convened on Tuesday to assess the situation, allowing the suspended students to present their accounts of the events. Among the suspended, 18 students were implicated in serious incidents during the fest, while the last notices named four key office-bearers of the Hansraj College Students’ Union, citing their involvement in actions deemed harmful to the college's reputation. In parallel, Delhi Police have registered an FIR regarding the violent incidents, which reportedly involved outsiders and resulted in multiple charges under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita. The police are still verifying facts and have yet to make any arrests, as they investigate the circumstances surrounding the clashes.