KSLU students from across State continue protest into the night
The Hindu
They are opposing offline examinations for the previous semesters now
Seeking the withdrawal of the decision of Karnataka State Law University (KSLU) to hold offline examinations, scores of law students from different law colleges of the State have begun a protest on the KLSU campus in Hubballi, continuing into the night on Monday.
The main grouse of the students is that KSLU is insisting on holding offline examinations of the previous semesters now, after promoting them to the next semester. This was despite the fact that different modes of holding examinations, including the online mode, had been permitted by competent authorities.
The protest began on Monday morning with students from different parts of the State gathering in front of the main gate of the university demanding the withdrawal of the decision to conduct offline examinations.
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