JNU on Friday ruled out any change in the composition of the high-level committee set up by it to inquire into the February 9 event on campus where anti-national slogans were allegedly raised, saying it has “full faith” in the three-member panel. While a group of teachers had written to the varsity’s V-C stating that the composition of the committee was unacceptable to them as its scope was “limited”, the students who were asked to appear before the panel have refused to participate in the inquiry citing “unjust” suspension.