Lucknow: . a student of Lucknow University has appealed to the LU authorities to reduce the course fee and not charge for the facilities not being used by the students.
Shivangi Trivedi of MA (Social Work) has appealed in a 50 second video uploaded on Twitter.
he said that because of covidThe economic condition of many families was badly affected and people were under great stress. So, it was not only in the interest of the student but also in the interest of the society that LU should reduce the fees.
The student’s video was retweeted over 50 times and received support from several students who reiterated her demands.
“The university is saving on miscellaneous expenses like power supply and other maintenance services. We are also not using laboratories, libraries and sports facilities. Why should we pay for them,” Shivangi told TOI. All India Students Association and Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad also came in support of Shivangi.
“Lou must learn Ram Manohar Lohia National Law University Which has reduced the fee for utility charges by Rs 17,000,” said Arihant Shekhar, a B.Com student. LU spokesperson Durgesh Srivastava said, “We are already charging very less fees from the students.”
Shivangi Trivedi of MA (Social Work) has appealed in a 50 second video uploaded on Twitter.
he said that because of covidThe economic condition of many families was badly affected and people were under great stress. So, it was not only in the interest of the student but also in the interest of the society that LU should reduce the fees.
The student’s video was retweeted over 50 times and received support from several students who reiterated her demands.
“The university is saving on miscellaneous expenses like power supply and other maintenance services. We are also not using laboratories, libraries and sports facilities. Why should we pay for them,” Shivangi told TOI. All India Students Association and Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad also came in support of Shivangi.
“Lou must learn Ram Manohar Lohia National Law University Which has reduced the fee for utility charges by Rs 17,000,” said Arihant Shekhar, a B.Com student. LU spokesperson Durgesh Srivastava said, “We are already charging very less fees from the students.”
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