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Protests rock IP university following student's suicide
The Morning Standard
|September 17, 2024
FOLLOWING the alleged suicide by a first-year MBA student of Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University over "expulsion" from the college, hundreds of students protested on Monday at the varsity campus, demanding the resignation of Rakesh Kumar, the university registrar.
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Gautam Kumar, a native of Vaishali in Bihar, and enrolled at the IP University main campus in Dwarka Sector-16, Southwest Delhi, jumped from the seventh floor of his hostel building on Sunday.
According to students, he was expelled for allegedly consuming alcohol and narcotic substances in his hostel room along with five other students.
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