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IIT Madras Students’ Protest Videos Under Scanner

Are IIT Madras students being censored for their right to protest? An investigation is underway after reports surfaced that the institute asked students to remove videos of the Jantar Mantar protest.

In a move that has raised eyebrows among students and faculty alike, IIT Madras allegedly sent a notice to students asking them to take down videos and posts related to the Jantar Mantar protest on social media. The protest, which took place earlier this month, was a show of solidarity among Indian students against the new citizenship laws.

What Did IIT Madras Say?

According to reports, the institute sent a notice to students citing ‘disciplinary action’ if they failed to comply with the request. The notice allegedly stated that the institute had a ‘zero-tolerance policy’ towards any activity that could be seen as ‘prejudicial to the interests of the Institute’.

However, sources within the institute have come forward to contradict the claim, stating that there was no such notice sent to students. ‘This is a blatant lie, and we are looking into the matter to see who is behind this misinformation,’ said a senior faculty member on condition of anonymity.

Student Reactions

The news has sent shockwaves among students, with many expressing their outrage on social media. ‘This is a direct attack on our freedom of expression,’ said a student who wished to remain anonymous. ‘We are exercising our right to protest, and the institute should be supporting us, not silencing us.’

Others have come forward to share their experiences, claiming that they were indeed asked to remove their posts. ‘I received a message from a student who claimed that the institute had sent a notice to her,’ said another student. ‘I don’t know if it’s true, but it’s scary to think that we could be penalized for speaking up.’

What’s Next?

The institute has yet to comment on the matter, but students are demanding answers. ‘We want the institute to clarify their stance on this issue,’ said a student leader. ‘If there was no notice, then why did students report being asked to remove their posts? We need transparency and accountability.’

The incident has raised questions about the state of freedom of expression on Indian campuses. ‘This is a wake-up call for all of us,’ said a faculty member. ‘We need to stand up for our students and protect their right to protest and express themselves.’

As the investigation continues, one thing is clear: the right to protest and express oneself is a fundamental right that must be protected. The IIT Madras incident is a reminder that we must remain vigilant and stand up for our freedoms.

In a statement, an IIT Madras spokesperson said, ‘The institute is committed to upholding the highest standards of academic freedom and freedom of expression. We will investigate this matter thoroughly and take necessary action.’

The incident has sparked a heated debate on social media, with many calling for greater transparency and accountability from the institute. ‘This is a clear case of censorship,’ said a Twitter user. ‘IIT Madras should be supporting its students, not silencing them.’

As the dust settles, one thing is clear: the IIT Madras incident is a reminder that our freedom of expression is a fragile thing. We must protect it at all costs.

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