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AISA protests outside Kejriwal's home
The leftwing All India Students Association AISA organised a sixhourlong sitin outside Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwals residence on Wednesday to urge the government to make students pass valid on air conditioned buses
New Delhi: The left-wing All India Students Association (AISA) organised a six-hour-long sit-in outside Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's residence on Wednesday to urge the government to make students' pass valid on air-conditioned buses.
Students from different colleges of Delhi University gathered outside the chief minister's residence.
Later, a delegation of six students met Kejriwal who assured them that measures would be taken. After meeting the students, Kejriwal tweeted about allowing student pass on AC buses.
"Directed Transport Minister to expedite the proposal to allow student pass in AC buses also," he said.
"The non-AC buses are so crowded that women students become an easy target for sexual harassment and molestation in these buses.
The number of buses needs to be increased and our passes need to be made valid in AC buses too to ease out the crowd," a student said.
