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Rashmi Samant resigns as Oxford Student Union President-elect after racism controversy
In her apology that was published in ‘The Oxford Student’, Rashmi said that she acknowledged her shortcomings over the years. I am willing to learn and apologize, she stated.
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UDUPI: Rashmi Samant, an alumna of Manipal Institute of Technology, MAHE, who created history by winning the prestigious Oxford Student Union Presidency on February 11, has quit the post after she was embroiled in a controversy over her alleged insensitive comments on social media that some termed ‘racist’.
Though Rashmi reportedly posted those comments a long time back, pressure was mounted on her to apologize and quit from the post. The first ever Indian woman to occupy the post resigned on Tuesday.
India can ‘never turn eyes away from racism’, says Jaishankar on Oxford University row
Last month, Rashmi Samant resigned as the president of the Oxford University student union after controversy on her old social media posts. Updated Mar 24, 2021 · 11:50 am Former Oxford University Student Union President Rashmi Samant. | Rashmi Samant/Twitter
Union External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar told Parliament on Monday that India can “never turn eyes away from racism” and will “champion the fight” against it, the
Hindustan Times reported.
Jaishankar’s response came after Bharatiya Janata Party Rajya Sabha MP Ashwini Vaishnaw alleged in the Rajya Sabha that Rashmi Samant, an Indian student who quit from the post of the Oxford University student union president, was forced to do so as she was cyber bullied.