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No saffronisation of higher education will be permitted: Minister

No saffronisation of higher education will be permitted: Minister
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Kerala's Higher Education Minister Roji M. John has denied allegations of 'saffronisation' in state universities. He defended recent administrative appointments and criticized the opposition for politicizing university governance.

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The debate highlights ongoing tensions between state governments and political ideologies regarding the autonomy and ideological neutrality of public educational institutions.

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As the controversy surrounding the appointment of the Vice-Chancellor as well as Senate members to Mahatma Gandhi University continues to rage, Minister for Higher Education Roji M. John on Tuesday said the government would not endorse any form of `saffronisation’ in the higher education sector.

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The article presents the Minister's defense alongside the protesters' claims, maintaining a balanced reporting style.

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