IIM Women Alumni Urge Government to Engage Students, Drop Force

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A group of IIM women alumni has spoken out against the use of force on protesting students, calling it unacceptable. They urged the government to open dialogue and directly engage with students to address their concerns. The alumni also held Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan responsible for the situation. They demanded accountability by calling for his resignation over what they described as a failure of leadership.

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