Hyderabad: Protests against Ottomania University’s circulating ban protests intensified on Tuesday, with student groups, especially the ABVP and the Joint Action Committee (JACS), demonstrating throughout the campus. Many students symbolically tied their hands together, believing that the cycle killed them.
“It’s not just an announcement, but a chain. The demonstrations have brought together students in large numbers, holding placards and chanting slogans against their attempts to curb their fundamental rights.
While opposing the dynamics of the cycle, Chanagani Dayakar, spokesman for the Telangana Pradesh Congress Committee (TPCC), urged students not to panic. He said the matter will soon be resolved with Chief Minister Revanth Reddy and TPCC President Mahesh Kumar Goud.
He said: “The Congressional administration has always been about developing certain forces that have previously damaged universities.
Dayakar further stated that similar notices have been issued in the past and that the Congressional administration is actively working to improve education and employment opportunities in universities. He added: “Since taking office, we have taken concrete steps towards the revival of public universities.”
