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Residents issued a 24-hour ultimatum to the Project Officer-Principal of Amarthun, demanding permanent solutions rather than temporary deputation, filling of vacant posts, creation of lecturer positions, and early sanctions and work orders for building repairs and new construction.
Students claim they tried for a long time to reach the administration through various means "to no avail", and that they were therefore forced to take up "mass resistance and protest".
Police have taken the CCTV footage into custody as part of their investigation.
IIT Bombay faculty members held a march supporting Prof. Suryanarayana Doolla, saying he followed Senate-approved exam procedures when he reported second-year student Sahil Wakode for alleged phone use during an exam on Sept 18.
The findings prompted CJP to question the execution of the ₹1,500 crore Tribal Area Development (TAD) budget, demanding a public accounting of funds allocated, spent, and left unutilised.
Professor Suryakant Waghmore of Sociology Deparment has questioned the legal status and representational authority of the Faculty Forum, saying that not all faculty members identify with or agree with the group’s position.
While Sahil’s parents have alleged that their son faced caste-based harassment for months and named Doolla and others in their complaint, the IIT Bombay Faculty Forum has publicly defended the professor.
Students have repeatedly raised concerns regarding unauthorised entry, aggressive behaviour, inadequate security, and the need for CISF deployment at FTII, Itanagar.
Many government schools, particularly in the Tribal Sub-Plan (TSP) areas, are in dire condition, with leaking roofs, crumbling structures, and unsafe facilities.
The Bahujan community argues that medical colleges at Ambedkar Nagar, Kannauj, Jalaun and Saharanpur were established under a special plan and that their original admission structure must be considered in that context.
 The delay left him struggling to continue his work, with unpaid fees and stalled lab work.
CJP said the new campaign will focus on Adivasi areas, where gaps in public infrastructure and education are often sharper.
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