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Telangana activists attacked a private college at the NRI
College at Kukatpally near Hyderabad demanding its closure while
the parents of students staged a protest asking the management to
keep it open. They were demanding that the management shut the
college in view of the ongoing general strike in Telangana for a
separate state. Police used batons to disperse stone pelting
protestors.
Earlier, parents of students had staged protests outside the
college, demanding that the management run classes as the future of
their children was at stake for they had already lost classes for a
month. The parents' association of the college had earlier demanded
that the Telangana Joint Action Committee (JAC) exempt educational
institutions from the strike.
The educational institutions are closed in the region for nearly a
month as teachers and other government employees are supporting
people's strike. All government-run educational institutions in
Hyderabad and nine other districts of Telangana remained closed as
over 120,000 teachers continued the strike seeking a separate
state.
Though, in Kukatpally, where a large number of residents hail from
coastal Andhra and Rayalaseema regions, some schools opened amid
tight security provided by police.
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