Kalady Sanskrit University
Of the 16 students the university placed under suspension, seven are postgraduate students who were scheduled to appear for Wednesday’s examinations. Meanwhile, the university syndicate has maintained that the decision on allowing the suspended students to appear for the examinations should be left to the court. Kochi : Students suspended from Sree Sankaracharya University of Sanskrit (SSUS), Kalady, couldn’t appear for their scheduled semester examinations on Wednesday after Kerala High Court denied them permission to write the exams. The students have now approached Supreme Court challenging the Kerala High Court division bench order, with the apex court agreeing to hear their plea on Thursday. With the university’s examinations commencing on Wednesday, several students reached the examination hall wearing black badges, protesting the varsity’s decision to suspend students involved in the campus stir and deny them the opportunity to write the exams. The suspended students continued their hunger strike on the university campus on Wednesday, demanding withdrawal of the disciplinary action.