“They opposed the proposed hike and sought intervention from the government. It is the Management council which decides on the hike but government can intervene,” source said.
According to sources, Chavan told Higher and Technical Education minister Rajesh tope to speak to the Vice chancellor and resolve the issue.
Sources said status quo should be maintained in respect to fees. “The ministers demanded that not a single penny should be increased. They said 25 per cent hike means rs 1200 increase in the existing fees. Students will not be able to bear the burden,” sources said.
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