Protest or Hunger Strike in Educational Institutes Will Lead to Expulsion Rules High Court

The <b>High Court</b> has issued a strict directive stating that students engaging in dharnas or hunger strikes within educational campuses face <b>expulsion</b>. This ruling follows the suspension of students belonging to the <b>SFI</b> on August 13 after they staged a protest on their university campus. Educational institutions are meant to be spaces for academic growth and intellectual debate, not battlegrounds for political posturing. The court's decision emphasizes that maintaining discipline and ensuring an uninterrupted learning environment is the primary responsibility of both the administration and the student body, prioritizing the academic calendar over disruptive campus activism. Students must now be aware that campus protests could lead to permanent academic consequences. Is it time for student unions to find more constructive ways to voice their concerns without jeopardizing their own degrees and future careers?