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Center Owned by Deccan Chronicle HoldingsKerala HC Allows Plea Against Order Permitting Suspended SFI Students From Kalady Varsity to Write Exams
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The Kerala High Court has overturned a single judge’s earlier order that had allowed suspended SFI students at Sree Sankaracharya University of Sanskrit (Kalady) to sit for exams. The original order, issued on October 30, had directed the university to accept examination fees and permitted the exams to begin on November 4. The court’s reversal now bars 16 suspended students from appearing, after they were suspended for an alleged role in a protest on August 13 in which they were accused of staging a mock cremation of Vice‑Chancellor Dr Ciza Thomas.
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The Division Bench of Justices Anil K. Narendran and S. Muralee Krishna held that the Single Bench erred in issuing the directions in the absence of evidence from the students demonstrating their eligibility to appear for the examinations
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The single judge had on October 30 allowed the suspended students to write the exams, scheduled to commence from November 4, and directed the university to accept the necessary examination fees
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The single judge had on October 30 allowed the suspended students to write the exams, scheduled to commence from November 4, and directed the university to accept the necessary examination fees
