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Admissions in CLUJ: Students intensify protest, several detained
9/30/2021 11:34:20 PM
EARLY TIMES REPORT

JAMMU, Sept 30: Hundreds of students continued their agitation and held a massive protest demonstration outside Cluster University of Jammu (CLUJ) campus GGM Science College against the alleged dictatorial attitude of the administration. Students alleged Cluster University administration of playing with their future.
They alleged that Cluster University did similar in last year and had learned nothing from that. Protesting students raised slogans against Vice-chancellor of Cluster University and demand open admissions for all.
Gathered students further tried to block the Canal road where they indulge in the scuffle with the police. Meanwhile police detained eight students and took them to the Police Post Canal road.
One student Rahul Sharma also got injured during the protest. The protest was led by student leaders Atul Sudan (State Vice President Jammu Joint Students Federation), Anshu Sharma, Parteek Raina, Piyush and others.
Addressing the massive gathering of the admission seekers Parteek Raina said that it is very unfortunate that instead of increasing the capacity of the city colleges the administration in connivance with the state government is hell-bent to destroy the future of student community of Duggar region as the capacity of the city colleges was almost 15000 which is reduced to 6000 for this session. Meanwhile, addressing the another gathering of students, leader Anshu Sharma said that this struggle shall not end till each and every student is admitted in the college.
Atul Sudan in his address alleged that UT administration has failed to address the genuine grievance of students.
He said it is now more than a week that students are on road fighting for the their basic fundamental right of right to education and there are students who have secured more than 85% and have yet not been provided admissions in Cluster University.
He alleged that Vice Chancellor of Cluster University is playing with the careers of thousands of students from Jammu region which will never be tolerated.
Students appealed Lieutenant Governor to intervene and save the future of thousands of students who have passed with good percentage in their 12th class examinations by declaring admissions open for all pass out students.
They further warned higher education department and administration of Cluster University that if soon they will fail to address their issues they will take this agitation to all districts and colleges making it a mass movement.
Others present during the protest included Aman Salathia, Rahul Sharma, Abhishek Sharma, Nehal Gupta, Harsh Chib, Kanav Sharma, Gagandeep Singh, Aman Singh, Tarun, Sonia, Anjali, Priya, and Tanvi.
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