People can't even call out their universities on social media without the fear of being suspended or expelled.
Bahria University was complicit in the death of a student because they opened an under construction building. Later they forced the parents to sign documents that

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They wouldn't sue.

In Sindh, Nimrita Kumari was sexually assaulted & killed. The administration tried to brush it off as suicide

A treason case was registered against students for protesting about water

One of the organizers for Student march has been suspended and

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His university is not sending him the proper documentation. TO MAKE sure he is expelled

Mashal Khan was killed because he dared to protest against the administration.

Yesterday, a HoD ran his car over students protesting in a medical university in KPK

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This year alone, the fees in public universities has been increased while their budgets have been slashed. There are just 200 universities registered with HEC meaning 1 university for a million people

These universities are openly sexist which police what students especially
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Women can wear and can't wear. Last year, NUST imposed a policy where they made smoking centers for male students but forbade female students for smoking.

If a female student was caught smoking, a 5K fine & call to parents.

Just recently, the islamabad administration

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Tried to impose a policy whereby the students living in hostels would be monitored (outside of uni campus) & they would have a curfew. If they decided to stay out late, they would have to inform their parents. FFS, they are legally adults

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We are told to accept this treatment, keep our heads down, study and get a respectable job.

How can one live in such conditions let alone study or do critical thinking. These are just some of the reasons to march in the #StudentSolidarityMarch

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