As anti-citizenship law protests in various universities showed no signs of let up, Union HRD Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal on Sunday said the central government will not tolerate educational institutions turning into hubs of politicking. He said that anyone is free to engage in political activities, but colleges and universities should be kept out of it, as many students come to study from far-off places.
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