ISLAMABAD: The educational sessions will resume on Monday in the Quaid-e-Azam University, ending the three-week break which came during the student?s protest against fees hike.

Late on Thursday night, the university administration and the protesting students held negotiations, following which the decision to increase the fees was taken back after passing of 16 days.

The issue of 45 students detained during the clashes still remains unsolved.

The syndicate session made a three-member committee to review the sentences given to the students.

At the beginning of October, students started protesting for better facilities in the hostel and for the cancellation of the recent hike in fees.

A heavy contingent of police arrived to control the unrest, firing tear-gas shells to disperse raged students.

QAU remains shut as students' protest enters sixth day

Students claim to be protesting for better facilities and against hike in fees

Authorities also called in Rangers to control the situation at that time.

The injured students were shifted to a hospital. A few of them were also said to have received gunshot wounds. Police also arrested a few students involved in the clash from the scene. The students were accused of possession of illegal weapons, wreaking havoc and attempted murder.