Students forced to miss exam
In a shocking incident, the management of Guru Nanak Engineering College on Monday locked up about 150 students and prevented them from writing their first year annual exam.
The college officials were angry because the students wanted generators to be switched on in their hostels, which were plagued by power cuts for the last three days. Enveloped in darkness, the students could not study for the exams.
On Monday, some students broke a few windowpanes and tables in protest.The college management simply locked up about 150 hostellers to get them to identify the attackers. About 130 students were released in the evening, hours after the exam ended.
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The college officials were angry because the students wanted generators to be switched on in their hostels, which were plagued by power cuts for the last three days. Enveloped in darkness, the students could not study for the exams.
On Monday, some students broke a few windowpanes and tables in protest.The college management simply locked up about 150 hostellers to get them to identify the attackers. About 130 students were released in the evening, hours after the exam ended.
To read the full article, click here..
To read the ePaper, visit: http://www.dc-epaper.com
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