JNUSU ends hunger strike after 17 days, claims administration has agreed to its key demands

Headline: Hindustan Times

The university has agreed to fulfil at least six of the 12 major demands made by the protesting students.
Deccan Herald

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We engaged in dialogue with the protestors as students of the university, focusing on their welfare,
said a university representative later in the day
Dhananjay has lost more than 5 kg and has a ketone level of 4+, which indicates severe pressure on his kidneys due to the hunger strike. He has also developed jaundice and a urinary tract infection (UTI). Nitish has lost around 7 kg and has become extremely weak, suffering from severe joint and muscle pain,
the students' union said in a statement

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