ABVP Students Protest At Hyderabad Collectorate: Demands To Release Fee Reimbursement
Hyderabad, Sept 16 (Maxim News): ABVP students staged a large-scale protest in the city. They protested in front of the Collectorate office demanding the release of fee reimbursement.
This led to tense conditions there. They demanded the release of Rs. 8500 crore dues. The students tried to enter the Collectorate by pushing barricades.
On receiving information, the police forces reached the spot and stopped the students. This led to a heated argument between the ABVP leaders and the police.
As a result, the ABVP leaders and students were arrested by the police and taken to the Saidabad PS. (Maxim News)
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