The students protested innovatively under the leadership of Telangana Vidyarthi JAC to release the fee reimbursement arrears. At the Martyr’s Stupa in Gunpark on Tuesday, the students read books and raised slogans asking them to give us our fees.
- Several students sustained minor injuries
- Demand for fee reimbursement, release of scholarships
- The police stopped the student leaders and arrested them
- Innovative protest by reading books at Amarula stupa to release dues
- Support from VH, Srinivasgoud, BC Sangha
Telugu University, July 14: Students protested innovatively under Telangana Vidyarthi JAC to release fee reimbursement arrears. At the Martyr’s Stupa in Gunpark on Tuesday, the students read books and raised slogans asking them to give us our fees. Government advisor V Hanumantha Rao, former minister Srinivas Goud and leaders of BC unions supported the students’ protest.
On this occasion, former minister Srinivas Goud said that only if the bills to the contractors are stopped, the fee reimbursement arrears will be cleared. But he criticized the Congress government for not being sincere about the release of fee arrears. He warned that the arrears should be released, otherwise they would call for a siege of Hyderabad with lakhs of students.
VH requested to continue the fee reimbursement scheme as usual. JAC Chairman Vemula Ramakrishna warned that efforts should be made to solve the problems, otherwise they would call for the siege of the Secretariat and Collectorates. BC JAC Working Chairman Gujjakrishna, Student JAC General Secretary Nandagopal, Uday and Sania participated in the protest.
Students’ ‘Secretary Siege’ tension
Hyderabad, July 14 (Namaste Telangana)/Khairatabad: The ‘Chalo Secretariat’ sit-in program on Tuesday led by the left wing and student unions demanding the immediate release of pending fee reimbursement and scholarship arrears led to intense tension. As hundreds of students and leaders rushed towards the Secretariat, the area around the Secretariat was resounding with the slogans of the students. The student leaders who were protesting peacefully were forcibly stopped and arrested by the police. Due to this, there was a fierce fight between the police and the students and there was tension there. Many students sustained minor injuries on this occasion. The leaders of the student unions condemned the behavior of the police.
Attempt to besiege Minister Ponnam’s house
SFI leaders tried to lay siege to Minister Ponna Prabhakar’s house in Karimnagar on Tuesday, demanding to solve the problems in the welfare hostels. The protesters were taken into custody by the police and taken to the City Police Training Center. SFI district secretary Gajjela Srikanth demanded to solve the problems.
– Kamanchaurasta
All the vacancies in the education department should be filled
The candidates of DED and BED complained that the CM who said that he would sign the first for Mega DSC forgot that promise. In the roundtable meeting organized under the auspices of the Unemployment JAC at the Somajiguda Press Club on Tuesday, the government’s attitude was severely criticized. He asked to fill all the vacancies in the education department. Kota Chanti, Suresh, Ramya, Lavanya and others participated.
– Khairatabad
