A day after masked goons entered the campus of Delhi's Jawaharlal Nehru University and attacked students and teachers, shock and anger gripped the nation
On the front page of the Hindustan Times are strories of solidarity from across the nation as students of different universities took out protests against mob attack at the JNU that injured over 30 students and teachers. Also, amid US-Iran tensions, international markets are witnessing a hike in oil prices
JNU student leader Aishe Ghosh said she was attacked with an iron rod during the Sunday's mob attack at her campus. She has recieved serious head injuries. "Iron Will Vs Iron Rod" is The Telegraph's front page headline today with her picture. The daily also carries a story on how the attack was plotted.
The JNU students have accused police of inaction during the Sunday's mob attack. TOI's front page is how the attack was carried out, reactions from across the country and developments in the police probe.
Sensex crashed on Monday amid Iran-US tensions.
Opposition leaders have slammed the government over Sunday's violence at the JNU. Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray has compared it to Mumbai terror attack.
The Election Commision on Monday announced the dates for assembly polls for Delhi. The national capital votes on February 8 and results will be out on February 11.
