They have also sought testing of hostel water for E coli and other pathogens. They also want RO or filter facilities on every hostel floor, including the third floor of the academic block.
Students say that the medical centre needs more staff and equipment. Only one person is reportedly stationed with the ambulance for 24-hour coverage, which they say is insufficient given the number of students on campus.
They also demanded regular external inspection of the mess, permanent repair of sewage leaks, mosquito control across the hostels and written communication of all decisions.
Furthermore, the students want offline classes suspended until the fixes are complete or moved online if that takes over a week. They have asked that internal assessments be held online or rescheduled with no loss of attendance or marks. With end-semester exams about three weeks away, they have also asked for an advance procedure for medical exemptions and a written academic plan.