Archive · 29 May 2025
Law Student Suspended Over Links to Suspected Naxal
Imagine a law student was caught with someone the police think is a bad guy.
Because of this, the school kicked her out for six months, and she couldn't take her exams.
The student went to court, but the judge said the school could do this.
The judge said she could appeal the school's decision.
The school said if she wins, she can take the exams.
The judge let the school handle it.
This all started after police got a tip and investigated the student's connections.
A final-year law student was suspended for six months after being found with a suspected Urban Naxal.
The Bombay High Court refused interim relief and allowed the student to pursue a statutory appeal.
The university's disciplinary committee completed its inquiry on May 22 and informed the student.
The student argued her suspension prejudiced her exams, but the university defended the process.
The student's social media activity, including a post about Operation Sindoor, was cited.
- Who
- A final-year law student from a Nagpur law school
- What
- Law student suspended for six months for alleged links with suspected Urban Naxal, Rejas Sydeek.
- When
- Suspension on May 10, 2025; High Court ruling on Tuesday
- Where
- Nagpur, India
- Why
- Following an investigation by the university based on her association and social media posts.
- Suspension Duration
- Six months
- Student's Institution
- Nagpur law school
- Alleged Association
- Urban Naxal
- Sydeek's Custody
- Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad
- Suspension Date
- May 10, 2025
- Court
- Bombay High Court, Nagpur Bench
