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The University of the South Pacific (USP) Emalus Campus will conduct the election of the new USP Students Association (USPSA) Executive at the University Campus, beginning from 8 am this

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Vice-Chancellors and Professors from across the country has unaverred their support to Indian-origin student Karan Kataria, a Master of Law student at The

Indian student from Gurugram, said on Friday that he was disqualified from the Law School of London School of Economics elections.

London, United Kingdom: On April 2, an Indian-origin student from LSE Law School, The London School of Economics and Political Science, Karan Kataria

In an exclusive interview with ANI, he said, "I approached the LSE Student Union to come out and help me but they turned a blind eye that this is not related to the election and it doesn't have any relation with any of the candidates. They accepted that the bullying and defamation happened.......they haven't come out with a public statement condemning this rather, they disqualified me from the campaign....."

An Indian-origin student from the Law School of London School of Economics, alleged that there is discrimination on the basis of religion and anti-India rhetori

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Taking to Twitter on Sunday, Karan Kataria, a Lawyer pursuing Masters in the LSE campus and running for the General Secretary of the LSE Student Union, claimed that he was disqualified from fighting for the General Secretary post for being a Hindu nationalist.