Hyderabad University Protest: Police Lathi Charge as Students, Faculty Oppose 400-Acre Land Auction

In Hyderabad, a police lathi charge was conducted on University of Hyderabad students and faculty who were protesting against the government’s auction of a 400-acre land. The demonstrators were advocating for transparency in the land-related documents and the removal of police and excavators from the premises, citing betrayal by the university administration. The clash between the authorities and protesters intensified as tensions mounted over the controversial land auction. The incident has sparked outrage within the academic community and raised concerns about the impact of such actions on academic freedom and student welfare. Stay updated with the latest developments on this issue as the situation unfolds in Hyderabad.

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