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Successful Protest Regarding Minority Scholarships at Azad Maidan by SIO

  •   Sun, Jun 20 2010 06:05:30 PM

Pics by Rons Bantwal

Mumbai, Jun 20: Mumbai Division of the Students Islamic Organisation of India organized a successful protest demonstration today at Azad Maidan to protest against the lethargic and step-motherly approach of the State Government. Students from every nook and corners of Mumbai gathered here in large numbers to express their anger against Govt.



“Due to the lethargic attitude of the Congress-NCP government and the callous attitude of the authorities towards minorities, the amount of Rs 15 Crore which is transferred from central Government for clear sanctioned applications, is still lying in the Bank of Maharashtra” said Br. ADIL [PR secretary SIO Maharashtra] he was speaking to Media On this occasion

Post Demonstration a delegation of SIO along with CID and Police met Joint Director of Higher Education Mr. Shantikumar Gupta and explained him the total scenario and nuisance going on within education department. A memorandum was submitted on this occasion.[photo attached] .He assured that certainly some action will be taken in Monday 21 June meet at Pune.
  

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