On Saturday, West Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar visited Jadavpur University's Vice-Chancellor Suranjan Das and Pro-Vice-Chancellor Pradip Ghosh at the AMRI Hospital, where they have been admitted after the mayhem caused by the students of the university on September 19. The VC and the Pro-VC are currently undergoing treatment at the hospital after they complained of headaches, vertigo, palpitation, and nausea, post the incident. Dhankar, who is also the Chancellor of Jadavpur University, met Das and Ghosh, and also enquired about their health.

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Governor Dhankar visits VC Das

Both the authorities were admitted to AMRI hospital on Thursday and were satisfied with the treatment, an official statement read. Fortunately, they did not receive any injury. Vice-Chancellor Das in his meeting with the Governor today, told him that he was looking forward to his support in restoring normalcy in the Jadavpur campus. Chancellor Dhankar responded by indicating that as a 'guardian', he will engage in, "all-out effort to interact with the students, faculty and the management," in order to boost the growth trajectory of the university. Governor Dhankar also appreciated Das' stand to organize an interaction with the faculty members. He also appreciated the stand taken by the Vice-Chancellor to organize the interaction with the faculty members.

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Chaos at Jadavpur University

On September 19, clashes had erupted in the Jadavpur University after former singer and current Union Minister for the State, Babul Supriyo went there to participate in an event organized by the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP). Supriyo alleged that he was heckled and held hostage for hours and the students also blocked his way. When the Vice-Chancellor arrived to rescue him, he was also heckled by the crowd. Supriyo finally left the campus after Governor Das went to the site and rescued him in his car. Post the incident, the Governor said that it was a 'reflection of law and order situation' in the state. His statement was strongly criticized by the Trinamool Congress.