Archive · 30 Sep 2025
Ambedkar University Students Expelled After Anti-Ragging Protest
Five students from Ambedkar University Delhi (AUD) were expelled after protesting against ragging.
The students, including council members, spoke out against a ragging incident that nearly caused a student suicide.
The students are now protesting the expulsions.
The Students’ Federation of India (SFI) is leading the protests, and has submitted a memorandum to Delhi's Lieutenant Governor.
They are fighting to overturn the expulsions, while claiming unfair treatment by the university administration.
Five AUD student representatives were expelled following an anti-ragging protest.
The Students’ Federation of India (SFI) led demonstrations against the expulsions.
Expelled students include council members and an SFI committee member.
The protest was in response to a ragging incident on campus.
SFI submitted a memorandum to Delhi's Lieutenant Governor.
- Who
- Sharanya, Shubhojeet, Shefali, Ajay, Keerthana, and students
- What
- Expulsion of five students following an anti-ragging protest
- When
- Five months after suspension
- Where
- Ambedkar University Delhi (AUD), Delhi LG's residence
- Why
- For speaking out against ragging
Student Perspective
University's Perspective
Reason for Action
Student Perspective
Students were targeted for speaking out against a ragging incident
University's Perspective
The University has yet to respond.
Allegations of Misconduct
Student Perspective
Alleged physical beatings and groping by the administration
University's Perspective
The University has yet to respond.
- University
- Ambedkar University Delhi (AUD)
- Expelled Students
- Sharanya, Shubhojeet, Shefali, Ajay, Keerthana
- Protest Reason
- Against ragging
- Protest Actions
- Speaks against ragging
- SFI Action
- Protests outside the LG's residence
