Campus Unrest: Students Demand VC's Ouster Amid Alleged Assault
Despite multiple meetings, students of Haryana Agricultural University continue protesting, demanding the vice chancellor's removal. Accusations of assault by university guards have fueled tensions. While most demands are met, political involvement raises questions about the protest's dynamics.

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In a continued standoff, the students at Haryana Agricultural University remain resolute in their call for the vice chancellor's removal, claiming mistreatment by the administration. This follows accusations against security staff for alleged assaults.
A committee, including key members of the state government, has engaged with the students in attempts to resolve the conflict. Education Minister Mahipal Dhanda, in discussions with the media, expressed that the demand for VC B R Kamboj's ouster emerged recently, hinting at political influences.
The ongoing protest, which has drawn support from opposition parties like Congress, reveals underlying tensions, with students arguing that the vice chancellor's presence could compromise inquiry processes. The government maintains open channels with students, emphasizing a guardian-like approach.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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