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IIT Delhi Students Boycott Classes Demanding Probe Into Peer's Death

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Students at IIT Delhi staged a class boycott following the recent death of a fellow student, demanding justice and accountability. Protesters called for an independent investigation into potential administrative failures and negligence. They also raised concerns about academic project denials, inadequate support systems, and alleged moral profiling by authorities. The institute's administration held talks with students and agreed to consider compensation and an inquiry into the matter. Students stressed the need for broader systemic reforms to prevent such incidents in the future.

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