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IIT-B Students Say Protest Was Not Support for Cheating

Source: India Today · 22 Sep 2026, 02:06 UTC
IIT-B Students Say Protest Was Not Support for Cheating
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Students at the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay have sought to clarify a protest linked to a student suicide, saying they do not condone cheating. The supplied material gives no further information about the protest, the student or the institution’s response.

Students at the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay have issued a clarification about a protest that followed a student suicide, India Today reports. The students said that they do not condone cheating. Their statement was presented as a clarification of the purpose or meaning of the protest.

The available source material does not explain what prompted the protest, what specific allegations were involved or how the student’s death was connected to the events. It also does not identify the students who issued the clarification. No details are provided about the timing of the protest, the institution’s response or any investigation.

The supplied report contains no further account of the students’ demands or of the circumstances surrounding the suicide. The only stated position is that the protesting students wanted to make clear that their action should not be interpreted as support for cheating.

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