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IN PHOTOS: Yuva Sena Senate members disrupt Mumbai University's Budget Session

Updated On: 22 March, 2025 05:02 PM IST | Divya Nair

Senate members from the Aaditya Thackeray-led Yuva Sena and the Bombay University and College Teachers’ Union (BUCTU) disrupted the Mumbai University’s Budget Session for about half an hour in the varsity's Fort campus, on Saturday (PICS/DIPTI SINGH)

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PIC/DIPTI SINGH
PIC/DIPTI SINGH
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Before staging a sit-in protest in the well of the house at the university’s Fort campus, the protestors conducted a symbolic walkout  

Before staging a sit-in protest in the well of the house at the university’s Fort campus, the protestors conducted a symbolic walkout

 

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The protesting members argued that the budget had neither been presented nor approved in the Management Council

The protesting members argued that the budget had neither been presented nor approved in the Management Council

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They also claimed that the Budget was not listed on the agenda of the March 12 meeting, and therefore, could not be tabled at the Senate session

They also claimed that the Budget was not listed on the agenda of the March 12 meeting, and therefore, could not be tabled at the Senate session

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The university officials, however, countered that the Budget was included in the minutes of the meeting, which were duly discussed and approved

The university officials, however, countered that the Budget was included in the minutes of the meeting, which were duly discussed and approved

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Last year, the administration had created a row after stating that prior permission is required for organising events, warning that unsanctioned gatherings will be illegal. The decision faced backlash from student organisations and activists, who see it as an attempt to stifle free expression

Last year, the administration had created a row after stating that prior permission is required for organising events, warning that unsanctioned gatherings will be illegal. The decision faced backlash from student organisations and activists, who see it as an attempt to stifle free expression

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