College students Accuse DU School of Altering Theatre Society’s Urdu Identify, Principal Denies Cost

College students of Delhi College’s Dr Bhim Rao Ambedkar School have accused the school administration of forcibly altering the identify of its theatre society because it was in Urdu, a cost rejected by the authorities. The scholars alleged that the theatre society, which was referred to as “Ilhaam” (revelation), has been renamed as “Aarambh”, which interprets into “the start”.

Nevertheless, principal R N Dubey dismissed the cost and described it as “political vendetta” in opposition to him. A member of the theatre group mentioned a couple of weeks in the past, a university official knowledgeable them that the identify “Ilhaam” was not acceptable to the administration and that they need to change it.

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The scholar, who requested anonymity, alleged that the school threatened to freeze the funds of the theatre society if the members didn’t agree to vary its identify. “Initially, the members of the society have been in opposition to it, however we have been advised that we might be marked absent if the identify was not modified. The scholars acquired scared and agreed,” he mentioned.

Nevertheless, the principal denied the allegation. “I’ve not requested anybody to vary the identify of the society. There’s a correct process to call any society and it’s fairly impartial. I feel it’s some type of a political vendetta in opposition to me,” he advised.

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