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The police said they had entered and secured the campus, and officials to deter further violence

police in India in the campus of one of the country's most prestigious universities, according to the reports of the Masked Men in The Attack on The Students .

About 20 students are said to have been injured at the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) in the capital city of Delhi.

pictures on Indian TV show masked persons, armed with sticks, and The Student union president is bleeding from a head wound.

The Cause of the fault is unclear. The University recently saw protests against a controversial nationality Law .

about an increase in hostel fees.

The Student union, blamed the recent violence on the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP), a right-wing conservative student Union in connection with India's ruling party BJP party. But the ABVP, said that his members were not injured, were attacked by left-wing groups, and some of them were.

A staff member said, Masked Men , armed with stones and sticks, The Students and teachers were attacked on Sunday evening.

"these were not small stones, these could be large stones, our skull have broken," Professor Atul Sood NDTV said.

"I fell to the side, and when I came, I cars looked completely destroyed, even my car. "

Professor Sood said about 50 teachers and 200 students were in hold a meeting on the campus, when the masked attacker.

Enraged students staged a protest in front of the headquarters of the police in Delhi after the University attack

He said that the violence was unlike anything had seen the campus.

education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank has strongly condemned the violence, calling it "very worrying and regrettable".

"I appeal to receive all students of the University and of the Peace on the campus," he added.

the Minister for Finance Nirmala Sitharaman said the scenes of violence were terrifying"".

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee "attack" called an "abominable act" and a disgrace to democracy.

The Students Federation of India said it will stage rallies in Delhi on Monday is in protest against the "barbaric attack" at the JNU.

A police spokesman said the University authorities had asked for their support.

"We were informed that there was a fight between two groups of students," a statement said.

"After we restored the written request of the JNU administration, we entered the campus and Peace . "

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Source of news: bbc.com