JNUTA secretary Vikramaditya Chaudhary said the delegation has sought the vice-chancellor's response on the issue by Monday.
JNUTA has accused Zutshi of "informing police in advance" on February 9 when the controversial event that triggered a massive fallout, was held.
The Association also demanded a credible enquiry into the JNU episode alleging the probe by the university so far has been conducted in a "partisan" manner.
We demanded that the arbitrary suspension of the students (involved in the JNU episode) be revoked as the action was taken against them based on evidence that was not credible, Chaudhary said.
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