Disruption of convocation at Maharaja’s College: Minister Roji says govt. will not yield to unacceptable protests
The Minister says a convocation ceremony carries its own dignity and decorum and that students are assured an opportunity to raise their questions afterwards
The Hindu · · 1 min read ·
The Minister says a convocation ceremony carries its own dignity and decorum and that students are assured an opportunity to raise their questions afterwards
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