Dhupguri, 07th January: The students of the Dhupguri Sukanta Mahavidyalaya protested against the fee hike in the college premises. An atmosphere of tension was observed on the college campus after this incident. The students protested by gheraoing the principal, today. Protests were also staged by blocking the National Highway 31.
Students of Dhupguri Sukanta Mahavidyalaya protested against fee hike
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