The University of Hyderabad Students’ Union (UoHSU) is currently embroiled in a protest, with students boycotting classes and demanding the removal of police from the campus over a land dispute. The students are alleging that university officials have misled them and are demanding confirmation of land ownership. The protest, which includes an indefinite boycott of classes, comes as the Telangana government plans to develop IT infrastructure on 400 acres of land that is subject to ownership controversy. The campus has seen an increased police presence, leading to restrictions on movement for members of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). The situation remains tense as students continue to push for their demands and seek resolution to the ongoing conflict. For more details, please visit Times of India.