"I have a strong-held belief that the students should enjoy their democratic right to register dissent and voice demands relating to issues that directly concern them. But this right must be exercised in a democratic manner without infringing (upon) the democratic and human rights of other sections of the university community," Das told students at the annual convocation.
The success of a democratic system rests on a spirit of dialogue and deliberations and this spirit should never be jeopardised, he said.
His remarks came in the backdrop of incidents of students gheraoing top functionaries including VC to register their protest over some university-related issues.
