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SFI alleges ‘saffronisation’ of higher education, protests at MG University

SFI alleges ‘saffronisation’ of higher education, protests at MG University
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The Students Federation of India (SFI) protested at Mahatma Gandhi University, alleging that the Governor is attempting to 'saffronise' higher education. The demonstration resulted in clashes with police after barricades were breached.

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The incident reflects broader political tensions regarding the influence of political ideology in academic appointments and university governance.

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The row over the appointment of the interim Vice-Chancellor at the Mahatma Gandhi University and nominations of members to its senate by the Governor continues to boil over with the Left wing students organisation, Students Federation of India (SFI), taking out a protest march to the varsity on Monday.

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The framing focuses on the SFI's allegations of 'saffronisation' and highlights the student perspective on the conflict.

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