'Not the Official Stance': Harvard Club of India Clarifies After Alumni Statement on Delhi Protest Crackdown
The club said the alumni letter was unauthorized and warned against using Harvard’s name to support a political campaign.
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Harvard Club counters Harvard folks: Two letters, one big fight and BJP joins in
Two groups of people affiliated with Harvard University have issued contrasting statements over the October 10 Delhi protests and police action. While one condemned alleged police brutality, the other questioned attacks on India's constitutional institutions. Then, the BJP joined the row, backing the second group's stand and questioning the use of Harvard's name to lend credibility to campaigns.
What Are The Two Contrasting Harvard Letters On Delhi’s CJP Protest Against Gyanesh Kumar? Explained
Two different groups of America's renowned Harvard University, have created buzz after two contrasting statements over the police action against protesters in Delhi demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commission (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar. The first letter which was issued on
'Not the official stance': Harvard Club of India clarifies after alumni statement on Delhi protest crackdown
The clarification by the club stated that the letter issued by a group of individuals reflected their personal views and not that of the organisation.
Harvard Club of India Clarifies Alumni Statement on Delhi Protests Not Its Official Position
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. The Club said the statement should not be construed as its official position or as an institutional endorsement. India News | Harvard Club of India Clarifies Alumni Statement on Delhi Protests Not Its Official Position.
Harvard Club Addresses Controversy Over Protest Statements
The recent protests against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar have ignited a significant dispute among individuals associated with Harvard University. Following the protests on October 10, two distinct groups have issued opposing statements regarding police actions during the demonstrations. The controversy escalated further when the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) entered the fray, supporting the second […]
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