Prakash Kona, professor of English literature at EFLU, said the notice related to the incidents of October 15.
"The situation went out of control on October 15. The students were demanding that EFLU should conduct elections. They shouted slogans against the administration and the Vice Chancellor," Kona told PTI.
The administration needed some time to work out the modalities of student elections, he said.
"We have closed these issues for which notices were served after we received replies from the students," he said.
The agitation on October 15 was not related to the earlier notices, Kona said.
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