Students protesting in college campus
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A strange case has come to light from a college in Sitamarhi, Bihar. Where some students have been given severe punishment for celebrating Ramotsav in an educational institution. It is being told that some students were thrown out of the hostel room for the night in extreme cold. Whereas the in-charge has alleged that the students were creating ruckus. This case pertains to the Government Polytechnic College located at Malahi in Sursand police station area of Sitamarhi district.
According to the information, where the entire country was celebrating Ramotsav on one side. At the same time, students of Government Polytechnic College Malahi were given severe punishment for celebrating the consecration of Lord Ram’s temple in Ayodhya. In fact, the students of Polytechnic were thrown out of the room for the night as a punishment by the teachers of the educational institute. After that the students were forced to spend the whole night under the open sky in severe cold. Due to this the health of many students deteriorated. Angered by this, the students protested fiercely on Tuesday afternoon, during which they started demonstrating fiercely in the college campus.
The protesting students told that late last night they had celebrated Diwali in the college regarding the consecration of the Ram temple. After that, late at night the college teachers came to them and threw out all the students who were celebrating Diwali from the room. Then they were kept under the open sky in severe cold for the whole night. No one was even given food or drink. Somehow, after spending the night, all the students started protesting in the college this afternoon.
After getting information about the demonstration, media persons talked to the students and the principal. At the same time, in this matter, the Academy Incharge said that the application was given by the students, but the college management asked them to celebrate Deepotsav inside the hostel itself. But the children did not agree and came out and started creating ruckus, due to which five-six students were identified and their parents were informed by phone. He rejected the remaining allegations.
