1. A vice‑principal belonging to the Muslim community was reported to have been pressured into resigning from her post at a college in Kolkata. 2. Following her departure, activists affiliated with the All India Students' Federation (ABVP) reportedly entered the former office, removed her desk and other items, and claimed the space for their use. 3. The episode has prompted discussions about the role of student organisations on campus, the safety of minority staff, and the overall governance of educational institutions. 4. No official statement has been released by the college administration or the state education department regarding the events, and the matter remains under scrutiny.
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Muslim Vice‑Principal Forced to Resign at Kolkata College; ABVP Seizes Office
A Muslim vice‑principal of a Kolkata college was reportedly compelled to step down, sparking allegations of religious bias. Subsequent reports indicate that members of the All India Students' Federation (ABVP) entered the office, removing the former official’s belongings and asserting control. The incident has drawn attention to the growing influence of student groups and raised concerns over campus governance and minority rights. Authorities have yet to confirm details.
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