Bengaluru: Maharani College students protest outside Vice Chancellor's office

Students of the Maharani Cluster University held a protest outside the Vice Chancellor's office. The students’ complaints ranged from infrastructural shortcomings and academic concerns. The students alleged that classes have not been held for three weeks. Students in the 5th semester in the Bachelors of Commerce course have alleged that they are yet to receive the grades for their fourth semester and that the result of their third semester was released just one month back. “Massive student’s protest are being held today demanding to solve many basic problems in the Maharani Cluster University. The examination results are not published on time, also there are many errors in the results of many students. Toilets are in very poor condition. Lack of cleanliness and hygiene is evident. Maharani College, currently, is full of problems. The students participating in the protest are demanding an immediate solution for all these issues. The All India Democratic Students Association (AIDSO) expresses its complete support for the movement,” the District Secretary of the AIDSO stated. 

Vice-Chancellor L.Gomathi Devi assured the students that their problems would be resolved in a time period of 8 days. Certain issues have also emerged on account of a protest by the guest lecturers over their salary not having been deposited.