New Delhi: Amidst the standoff between officials and agitating students at Visva Bharati, Education Minister Dharmendra Chieftain It decided to intervene on Thursday, advising against suspension of classes and the admission process and also asked the vice-chancellor to pay the salaries and pension of the employees.
movement on campus It started on August 27 when students gathered at the residence of Vice-Chancellor Professor Vidyut Chakraborty to protest the suspension of some student leaders following alleged incidents of vandalism in January. On 28 August, the university decided to sack the student leaders, prompting the students to intensify their agitation.
movement on campus It started on August 27 when students gathered at the residence of Vice-Chancellor Professor Vidyut Chakraborty to protest the suspension of some student leaders following alleged incidents of vandalism in January. On 28 August, the university decided to sack the student leaders, prompting the students to intensify their agitation.
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