Iranian universities are intensifying disciplinary action against students involved in anti-government protests, with hearings, suspensions and expulsions reported. The crackdown has heightened fears of arrests and intimidation as the ongoing war, economic crisis and political tensions deepen pressure on students
Students at Osmania University protested against delays in scholarships and fee reimbursement dues, citing financial hardship. ABVP activists joined the agitation, warning of larger protests if the government fails to release pending funds and fill faculty vacancies soon.
Unemployed youth and student activists protesting near the Secretariat were arrested on Friday while demanding the Congress government release a long-promised job calendar. They accused the government of delays, broken promises, and taking credit for BRS-era job notifications.
