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Actor Prakash Raj visited the Sanskrit University where 16 suspended students have been on a six‑day hunger strike after being denied permission to sit for their examinations. He criticised the UDF government’s decision, saying the protesting students are not Savarkars and offering to join them if they are not allowed to appear for the exams. Raj also called for an apology to the students. The row concerns the suspension of the students and the denial of exam permission.
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Prakash Raj backs 16 suspended students at Kerala's Sanskrit university and threatens to join their hunger strike if they are denied permission to write exams
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KOCHI: Actor Prakash Raj on Saturday threatened to join the hunger strike by 16 suspended students of Sree Sankaracharya University of Sanskrit in Kalady, near Kochi, if they were not allowed to appear for their examinations. He also criticised the Congress-led Kerala government and Higher Education…
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Sixteen students were suspended after a Students’ Federation of India-led protest during a syndicate meeting on August 13 over a lack of adequate campus facilities
