Aishe Ghosh, president of the Left-backed Student Federation of India, has blamed the JNU administration for the blackout.

He had said, "We will watch documentaries through mobiles using the QR code."

JNU administration was not available for response in this matter.

The JNU administration refused to allow the screening of the documentary. The central government on Friday ordered blocking of tweets sharing the BBC documentary critical of PM Modi.

The JNU administration had warned that disciplinary action would be taken if the documentary was shown. 

The students' union had questioned the JNU administration that by showing the documentary, which rules of the university are they violating?

The students union has said that they are not spoiling the communal harmony by showing this documentary. 

After the 'blackout', the students went to a cafeteria inside the campus, where they watched the documentary on their cellphones and laptops.

Sources said that while he was watching the documentary, some stones were thrown at him from behind the bushes.

 After this, the students took out a march raising slogans against ABVP and BJP.

Left party supporters caught two students.

They claim that they belong to ABVP and were pelting stones.

Earlier today, a group of students of Hyderabad University screened the documentary.

The university administration has sought a report from the authorities in this matter.