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SRFTI students allege denial of basic facilities amid ongoing protest

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The students alleged that the ‘institute administration was resorting to measures that amounted to collective punishment by denying them access to basic facilities amid the ongoing agitation’

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SRFTI students allege denial of basic facilities amid ongoing protest
10/22/2026, 1:16:53 PM
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