TU says no infrastructure authorised for party-affiliated student unions
Summary
Tribhuvan University has stated it has not authorised party-affiliated student unions to use university infrastructure and has ordered removal of such structures, though the Free Student Union remains protected under university law. Student leaders oppose the government's move, citing violations of rights and court orders.
Key Points
- Tribhuvan University (TU) has not authorised party-affiliated student unions to use its infrastructure and has ordered their removal.
- The Free Student Union (FSU) is protected by TU law and cannot be dismantled without legal amendments.
- Government directives aim to remove party-affiliated student structures within 60 days and establish a Student Council within 90 days.
- FSU leaders and student organisations oppose the government's move, citing violations of democratic rights and ongoing Supreme Court cases.
