LUCKNOW, Oct. 14 -- Over 300 students of Dr Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University (RMLNLU) staged a peaceful demonstration outside the administrative block on Tuesday, alleging that the university has failed to respond to a formal list of long-pending grievances. The protest emerged four months after the May 29 meeting between students and the vice-chancellor, where students had received administrative assurances on various campus issues. However, students alleged that nearly five months have passed without resolution or substantive communication. In response to this delay, the student collective 'Voice of RMLNLU' submitted a formal memorandum on October 12 to the vice-chancellor, the registrar and the joint registrar. The document outlined eight urgent concerns and requested a point-wise written response by 11:00 am on Tuesday. When no acknowledgement was provided, students staged a demonstration, which they said represents the concerns of approximately 600 students. The memorandum highlighted the key issues including academic calendar, placement, infrastructure and facilities, safety and maintenance, and student welfare. Though HT approached the university spokesperson for an official response about the issues, there was no response. htc...