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Clashes Erupt Over Partition Horrors Remembrance Day Observance in Kerala

Kerala government clarified observing Partition Day is not compulsory to prevent communal tensions amid protests by Students Federation of India against the Governor's directive.

  • On Wednesday, the Kerala government clarified that observing 'Partition horror day' on Thursday was not mandatory for universities and affiliated colleges.
  • On August 14, Kerala Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar issued a directive via Raj Bhavan asking all universities in Kerala to observe the day following Union Home Ministry instructions.
  • Students Federation of India activists held demonstrations and burned effigies on Kerala University campus, clashing with ABVP posters, as police intervened.
  • Leader of the Opposition V.D. Satheesan called the Governor's directive a serious mistake and part of a Sangh Parivar agenda, amid BJP-backed Syndicate members' condemnation.
  • The day marks the 1947 division of India and Pakistan, which caused mass displacement, violence, and suffering, with Dr. Bindu warning it risks becoming a platform for religious hatred and social division.
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The Hindu broke the news in India on Wednesday, August 13, 2025.
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