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Mangaluru: CFI holds protest rally against violation of students' rights

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September 24, 2016

Mangaluru, Sep 24: The Campus Front of India on Saturday organized a massive rally in Mangaluru in protest against various forms of harassment and torture faced by the students across Dakshina Kannada district.

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Hundreds of students took part in the march which started at Hampankatte and culminated in front of the office of Deputy Commissioner in the city. The theme of the protest rally was: “Let's march towards the change and unite for the rights of students.”

CFI Karnataka state president Mohammed Thufail formally inaugurated the rally by handing over the flag to CFI Dakshina Kannada district president Athaullah.

Speaking on the occasion CFI state secretary Thafseer said that many students in Dakshina Kannada facing torture both inside and outside the campus. “Students are being tortured both academically and physically and their rights are being violated,” he said.

He urged the district administration to take necessary measures to safeguard the rights of the students and end the harassment and torture.

Addressing the protesters, Mr Thufail lamented that the rights of the protest are being snatched away by the vested interests. “Those who raise their voice against injustice are being slapped with false cases by the police,” he said adding that the country had not seen such things in the past.

He also called upon the students to continue to fight for their rights in a democratic way and not to yield for threats, intimidations and false charges.

Mr Athaullah presided over the protest meet. Riyaz proposed vote of thanks. Raghu Dharmasena from Bahujan Vidyarthi Sangha, Shakir, Sufiyan, Irshad and Shafeeq from CFI were present among others.

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Comments

rosy
 - 
Sunday, 25 Sep 2016

Good job done by students CFI of D.K.
Those who speak up against the injustice are really targeted and police too support the management and receive bribe from them. Innocent are victimized and there is no one who will come to their rescue with the fear of facing the harassment. Pathetic situation of the students who will be tomorrows wealth of the nation.
All see only money money money and doesn't want to come to the rescue of the students.

Hamid
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Sunday, 25 Sep 2016

It's required ,whenever any anti students action

sahul hameed
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Saturday, 24 Sep 2016

good job Boys , well done , only CFI can make a such huge gathering. keep it up .

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Sabeel Rahman, from Kerala who has been living in Dubai since 2018, fell off the building near his work site, The Khaleej Times quoted a social worker as saying.

Naseer Vatanapally, the social worker, is assisting the family to repatriate his mortal remains back home to Thirur in Malappuram district, the report said.

"The case is a bit unusual. We''re not sure why he went to the building near his worksite," said Naseer Vatanapally.

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Rahman was the youngest of four siblings. The devastated family is awaiting details from the Rashidiya Police Station. "Following legal procedures, we will repatriate his body back home," he said.

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Mangaluru, Feb 29: The state general assembly (SGA) of Karnataka unit of the Popular Front of India was held from February 27 to 29, 2020 at Puttur in Dakshina Kannada district wherein new functionaries were elected for the next two years.

Yasir Hasan was elected president of the state unit of the organisation while Nasir Pasha was elected general secretary. Ayub K Agnady, Mohammed Sharief and Shahid Nasir were elected vice president, secretary and treasurer respectively.

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