HIGH COURT MOVED AGAINST CLASS DISRUPTION AT GOVERNMENT LAW COLLEGE

Kerala high court
Kerala high court

N Prakash, a first semester student of Kerala Government law college, filed a petition alleging that the college principal is remaining a mute spectator and is taking no action to ensure that classes are conducted smoothly.

A petition has been filed in the Kerala High Court questioning the frequent disruption of classes atย Government Law College, Ernakulam. While the classes for the first semester started on November 23, strikes were conducted byย KSU and ABVPย on January 25, by KSU, ABVP, and AISF on February 1, and by ABVP on February 2 on theย Kerala Law Academyย Law College issue, the petition said.

Since the beginning of first semester classes, so many class hours were lost on account of non-academic activities by various student unions, it is alleged. Itโ€™s a complete loss to the student and its saddening to see that the authorities are silent about it.

 

 

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