FUUAST students protest against admissions suspension

Students at the Federal Urdu University of Arts, Science and Technology recently staged a demonstration to protest the administration's decision to suspend their admissions. The protestors, who are members of various student unions, expressed their dissatisfaction with the university's actions.

The demonstration, which took place on University Road from NEPA to Expo Center, caused significant traffic disruptions in the area. The students accused FUUAST officials of threatening their academic futures for supporting student unions. They highlighted that the university had imposed a ban on student unions, a move that they strongly opposed.

The protesting students demanded the lifting of the ban on student unions, the reinstatement of suspended admissions, and the withdrawal of any FIRs filed against students involved in union activities. They stressed the importance of preserving their right to organize and participate in student unions as essential aspects of their academic journey.

The demonstration at FUUAST reflects the students' commitment to defending their rights and advocating for the importance of student unions in the university environment. It underscores the significance of student activism in shaping campus policies and fostering a vibrant academic community.