Archive · 2 Sep 2025
Student Protest Erupts at Lucknow University Over Fees
Students at a university in Lucknow, led by a group called ABVP, are very upset.
They're protesting because they think the university is being unfair.
They say the school is charging too much money for fees and has been making things difficult for the students.
They're also unhappy because the university's law courses don't have the right approval.
The students are accusing the school of threatening them and trying to stop them from protesting, but they're still making their voices heard.
ABVP-led students protested at Shri Ramswaroop Memorial University in Lucknow.
Students protested against alleged arbitrary actions by the administration.
Students were allegedly threatened not to participate in the protest.
Students accused the university of imposing heavy fines.
Students also alleged illegal fee collection and lack of BCI affiliation for law courses.
- Who
- ABVP-led students
- What
- Protest against the university administration
- When
- Monday
- Where
- Shri Ramswaroop Memorial University, Lucknow
- Why
- Against alleged arbitrary actions, fee irregularities, and lack of affiliation
Students
University Administration
Fees and Fines
Students
Students claim heavy fines for minor fee dues and illegal fee collection.
University Administration
The administration's perspective on fees and fines is not explicitly mentioned.
Affiliation
Students
Students allege a lack of BCI affiliation for law courses.
University Administration
The administration's stance on affiliation is not explicitly mentioned.
Student Voice
Students
Students accuse the administration of suppressing their voices.
University Administration
The administration's efforts to prevent the protests are not explicitly mentioned
- Group
- ABVP-led students
- Location
- Shri Ramswaroop Memorial University, Lucknow
- Protest Reason
- Fees and Affiliation
- Allegations
- Arbitrary actions, suppression of voices, illegal fee collection, lack of BCI affiliation
- BCI Affiliation
- Law courses since 2022
- Actions
- Slogans, verbal clashes, gate climbing
Sources
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