"The government is claiming that we will become a superpower but when students are going missing from campuses how can we progress? Why Najeeb hasn't been traced yet? Only because the students accused of assaulting him are from ABVP? I demand that a lie detector test be conducted on them," Bhardwaj said while addressing a protest gathering at JNU.
"Vice Chancellor should also undergo brain mapping and lie detector test about why an action was not taken against the said students," he added.
JNU students and teachers have been leading a movement alleging inaction on administration and Delhi Police's part in tracing the missing student.
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