The Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) on Wednesday expressed strong objection to the appointment of a physics professor as the Telangana Education Common Entrance Test (TG EdCET) convener and a JNTU-Hyderabad physical director as the Telangana Physical Education Common Entrance Test (TG PECET) convener.
Speaking about his appointment, Jeevan thanked the national and state leaders for trusting and entrusting him with the responsibility of being a member of the national executive committee.
The activists stopped a train by pulling a chain meant for emergencies and then entered the campus by climbing the compound wall located in rear of the university in order to hoodwink the security system of the university.
Blaming the government for the suicide of the girl student, the union Minister said the State government should take care of the family members of the deceased and compensate them appropriately.
Restrictions were imposed on pressmen who gathered at the RGUKT and other parts of the town to cover the protest of the ABVP. Media persons alleged that police forcibly deleted video clips from their mobile phones
ABVP leader Chinthakayala Jhansi said B.Ed final year students were allowed to take the DSC exam, but delays from Osmania and Satavahana Universities meant they wouldn't get their certificates on time.
In an informal chit chat with media persons, BRS working president KT Rama Rao said that Chief Minister Revanth Reddy had himself disclosed these shocking plans with one of his associates recently.
A rally was taken out covering important junctions of the town. The participants demanded everyone to condemn the attacks against Hindus in Bangladesh.
ABVP state secretary Chinthakayala Jhansi said the student community was disappointed with the small earmarking for education in budget by the Congress government, which came to power with a promise of strengthening the education system.
At least a dozen protests have already taken place near education department offices and the TGPSC demanding the government to act on the issues prevailing in the education sector.
The protest began after Food Safety authorities found rotten vegetables, expired food items and unhygienic premises in the kitchen and dining rooms during an inspection on Monday.
State Secretary, ABVP, Chintakayala Jhansi in a statement on Tuesday said that issues like basic facilities in the government schools remained unresolved despite bringing them to the notice of the government for several years.
Alleging that the committee constituted to probe into violence on the campus was biased, ABVP and SFI demanded that the administration set-up a new committee.
