Presidency University expels student for allegedly defacing Vivekananda poster

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Presidency University expelled two students for allegedly defacing Swami Vivekananda posters, a decision supported by ABVP but condemned by SFI. The incident highlights ongoing tensions between left and right-wing student groups at major Kolkata institutions.

Key takeaways

  • Presidency University expelled two students for allegedly defacing Swami Vivekananda posters on campus.
  • ABVP welcomed the expulsion, while SFI condemned it as a dangerous precedent for academic freedom.
  • The incident reflects recurring clashes between left and right-wing student groups at Kolkata universities.
  • West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari supported the university's decision to remove the students.

Read the original at The Hindu

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