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Have been hearing that all student leaders and representatives (130 of them) have resigned in protest against Sudhir. What is brewing? Can someone give context for the uninitiated?
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reply Check the other thread called Revolution@NLS. Though for all practical purposes, the revolution is dead.
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reply Long live the revolution!
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reply The protest essentially served as an ego trip for the Co-presidents, who believed they could act without facing any consequences. However, six professors—including a recently recruited, well-known scholar from another Tier 1 NLU—dispelled that misconception.
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reply And how was this misconception removed?
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reply All ofthem have now withdrawn their resignations. The protest is over and the admin has agreed to some demands and rejected some others.
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reply Joint committees have now been set up comprising of students faculty and admin, to resolve all outstanding issues.
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They did it because fascist and dictatorial decisions tend to get protested against eventually.
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reply Yes and just to mention, the admin has taken back the little things that they had offered mid-way like keeping the terrace of the lib open till 12, opening up NAB etc.
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reply And yet the students are like sheep.
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reply The worst part about this entire stunt is the fact that most of the student reps did not even want to resign. They were forced into resignation by the SBA and the secretariat. The one CR that did not resign was personally attacked left and right.
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