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Punjabi students protest in Canada

Jalandhar, January 6 International students, mainly from Punjab, have begun an indefinite protest at Algoma University, Canada, after 130 students failed in one of the IT subjects. The students claimed they were “intentionally failed”. The varsity said, “The faculty is...

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Updated At : 11:15 AM Jan 07, 2024 IST

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Jalandhar, January 6

International students, mainly from Punjab, have begun an indefinite protest at Algoma University, Canada, after 130 students failed in one of the IT subjects. The students claimed they were “intentionally failed”.

The varsity said, “The faculty is intervening to ensure fair assessment.”

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