CT University Vice-Chancellor Resigns After Kashmiri Students' Ramzan Meal Dispute

CT University in Punjab removed its Vice-Chancellor following allegations by Kashmiri Muslim students of harassment and threats after they requested Sehri and Iftar meal arrangements during Ramzan. The students claimed the Vice-Chancellor abused them and threatened admission cancellations. The university initiated an internal inquiry, and local authorities facilitated dialogue, leading to the students ending their protest. Community leaders and the administration emphasized peaceful resolution and inclusivity in educational institutions.