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Why didn't you raise the issue about the Holi celebration in AMU, just because that university belongs to your community and for their appeasement?

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Great initiative taken by alliance.

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All student wing should be declared unconstitutional Padne ate ho college to padai karo politice nahi

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Sarah Fields

205,539 views โ€ข 2 months ago

A shocking incident came to light where a principal of the PG College in Kollapur town of Nagarkurnool district, in Telangana, allegedly attempted to sexually assault a student who had come to collect his transfer certificate, and in the process, the student bit the manโ€™s genitals to escape. According to reports, the student, a resident of Jagityal district, completed his MBA from the PG College affiliated to the Palamuru University in 2025. He had come to the college two days ago to collect his TC for higher studies. He met the Principal, Dr. Marke Poloneyes, for the document. The student alleged that the principal tried to force him and harassed him mentally and physically, demanding "unnatural sexual acts". On the night of July 7, the principal allegedly called the student to his room and forced him to undress. To protect himself, the student resisted and, in self-defense, bit the principalโ€™s private parts. The principal suffered bleeding and started screaming in pain. Hearing the commotion, students rushed to the room and found the principal in a naked state. The principal panicked and reportedly hid in the bathroom and later fled from the college. Though it is not clear whether he called him home or to his room is yet to be verified. The incident was caught on camera by some students, and the video has now surfaced online, helping shed light on the incident. Fellow students also alleged that the principal had earlier harassed several other male students. Student union leaders staged protests in front of the college, demanding his dismissal from the post and have him arrested. They, along with the victim, reportedly lodged a complaint at Kollapur Police Station and demanded the immediate arrest of the principal and stringent legal action against him. They said that Mark, who had been working at the PG Centre for the past five years, was harassing both male and female students. Kollapur police have registered a case and launched an investigation, and are making efforts to trace the principal, who is currently absconding.
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A shocking incident came to light where a principal of the PG College in Kollapur town of Nagarkurnool district, in Telangana, allegedly attempted to sexually assault a student who had come to collect his transfer certificate, and in the process, the student bit the manโ€™s genitals to escape. According to reports, the student, a resident of Jagityal district, completed his MBA from the PG College affiliated to the Palamuru University in 2025. He had come to the college two days ago to collect his TC for higher studies. He met the Principal, Dr. Marke Poloneyes, for the document. The student alleged that the principal tried to force him and harassed him mentally and physically, demanding "unnatural sexual acts". On the night of July 7, the principal allegedly called the student to his room and forced him to undress. To protect himself, the student resisted and, in self-defense, bit the principalโ€™s private parts. The principal suffered bleeding and started screaming in pain. Hearing the commotion, students rushed to the room and found the principal in a naked state. The principal panicked and reportedly hid in the bathroom and later fled from the college. Though it is not clear whether he called him home or to his room is yet to be verified. The incident was caught on camera by some students, and the video has now surfaced online, helping shed light on the incident. Fellow students also alleged that the principal had earlier harassed several other male students. Student union leaders staged protests in front of the college, demanding his dismissal from the post and have him arrested. They, along with the victim, reportedly lodged a complaint at Kollapur Police Station and demanded the immediate arrest of the principal and stringent legal action against him. They said that Mark, who had been working at the PG Centre for the past five years, was harassing both male and female students. Kollapur police have registered a case and launched an investigation, and are making efforts to trace the principal, who is currently absconding.

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83,092 views โ€ข 17 days ago

IOBM student body unites to demand justice for a fellow female student who was reportedly expelled for complaining about alleged harassment she faced as the University responded by accusing her of being disrespectful to the staff. Universities in Pakistan for most part believe that students can be isolated, picked out and bullied and as there are no student unions who would care. However, the IOBM student body proved the administration wrong which as per reports has now led to firing of the transport staff member against whom the student had originally complained. It has also been reported that the University is now reconsidering the expulsion of the Student. The student must be reinstated at the earliest and inquiry should be launched against her hasty expulsion and allegations of harassment. This is not the first time a University has decided to act against alleged victims and whistleblowers. In 2021 a male student was expelled by IBA for publicly reporting the harassment of a female staff member by senior male staff members. The expulsion led to student protests resulting in the reinstatement of the whistle blower following my committee inquiries which found the male staff members guilty of harassment. Instead of knee jerk reactions to first complaints and then retreating under protest Universities must ensure proper mechanisms and transparency giving confidence to students to come forward instead of putting them under fear or coercive actions against them. The inquiries will not only embolden students but would also give fair hearing to those accused of harassment. Unfortunately even the premier institutes who claim to have comprehensive anti harassment policies in place fail to implement the same when the need arises and even try to rig inquiry committees or create hurdles for them. In 2014 when a professor at LUMs was accused of sexual harassment the first reaction of the administration and fellow faculty was to rush his defence and the LUMS inquiry committee also exonerated him and it was only later before the Ombudsman that the professor was found guilty resulting in the professor getting fired. Whether it is incidents of harassment, lack of facilities on campus, lack of maintenance of amenities and transport, issues of examination and other disciplinary measures the conduct of university administrations repeatedly remind us of the need for actual functioning Students Unions and Student representation within the university's governing bodies.
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IOBM student body unites to demand justice for a fellow female student who was reportedly expelled for complaining about alleged harassment she faced as the University responded by accusing her of being disrespectful to the staff. Universities in Pakistan for most part believe that students can be isolated, picked out and bullied and as there are no student unions who would care. However, the IOBM student body proved the administration wrong which as per reports has now led to firing of the transport staff member against whom the student had originally complained. It has also been reported that the University is now reconsidering the expulsion of the Student. The student must be reinstated at the earliest and inquiry should be launched against her hasty expulsion and allegations of harassment. This is not the first time a University has decided to act against alleged victims and whistleblowers. In 2021 a male student was expelled by IBA for publicly reporting the harassment of a female staff member by senior male staff members. The expulsion led to student protests resulting in the reinstatement of the whistle blower following my committee inquiries which found the male staff members guilty of harassment. Instead of knee jerk reactions to first complaints and then retreating under protest Universities must ensure proper mechanisms and transparency giving confidence to students to come forward instead of putting them under fear or coercive actions against them. The inquiries will not only embolden students but would also give fair hearing to those accused of harassment. Unfortunately even the premier institutes who claim to have comprehensive anti harassment policies in place fail to implement the same when the need arises and even try to rig inquiry committees or create hurdles for them. In 2014 when a professor at LUMs was accused of sexual harassment the first reaction of the administration and fellow faculty was to rush his defence and the LUMS inquiry committee also exonerated him and it was only later before the Ombudsman that the professor was found guilty resulting in the professor getting fired. Whether it is incidents of harassment, lack of facilities on campus, lack of maintenance of amenities and transport, issues of examination and other disciplinary measures the conduct of university administrations repeatedly remind us of the need for actual functioning Students Unions and Student representation within the university's governing bodies.

M. Jibran Nasir ๐Ÿ‡ต๐Ÿ‡ธ

14,037 views โ€ข 9 months ago

THIS 16-YEAR-OLD SETS JANTAR MANTAR ON FIRE ๐Ÿ”ฅ This fight is not for any party or leader. This is for Indiaโ€™s youth and the education system being looted. Dharmendra Pradhan must resign. In 15 days of Sonam Wangchukโ€™s hunger strike, papers have leaked in five states. This is a paper leak government. They call students cockroaches. But these same youth raise the flag in freezing borders and gave blood for freedom. America-educated students are called Pappu. Australia-educated students are called thieves. USA-educated students are called Pakistani. And 12th-fail leaders are called Vishwaguru. If they could not catch Ram Mandir donation thieves, how will they catch the paper leak mafia? This is not just a student movement. This is every citizenโ€™s fight. ๐Ÿ“น India First Reports
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THIS 16-YEAR-OLD SETS JANTAR MANTAR ON FIRE ๐Ÿ”ฅ This fight is not for any party or leader. This is for Indiaโ€™s youth and the education system being looted. Dharmendra Pradhan must resign. In 15 days of Sonam Wangchukโ€™s hunger strike, papers have leaked in five states. This is a paper leak government. They call students cockroaches. But these same youth raise the flag in freezing borders and gave blood for freedom. America-educated students are called Pappu. Australia-educated students are called thieves. USA-educated students are called Pakistani. And 12th-fail leaders are called Vishwaguru. If they could not catch Ram Mandir donation thieves, how will they catch the paper leak mafia? This is not just a student movement. This is every citizenโ€™s fight. ๐Ÿ“น India First Reports

Mr Sharma

14,385 views โ€ข 13 days ago