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Ashoka University students raised slogans against Brahmin and Baniya communities in a viral video. The incident is drawing flak on social media.

Ashoka University students raise slogans against Brahmins & Baniyas in viral video, varsity reacts

Ashoka University students raised slogans against Brahmin and Baniya communities in a viral video. The incident is drawing flak on social media.

Videos of Ashoka University students raising slogans against Brahmin and Baniya communities are doing rounds on the internet. In the viral video, the students were heard raising slogans such as 'We need caste census' and 'Brahmin-Baniyawaad Murdabad.'
Former Infosys Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Mohandas Pai reacted to the viral videos by calling them shocking. He also tagged Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, asking the government to look into why such hatred is there.&nbsp;
Ashoka University released a statement, stating that all measures would be taken to ensure that peace and harmony on the campus were not disturbed. The statement further read, "Such actions which made the atmosphere intimidating and hostile to individuals or groups were considered serious offences.
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Ashoka University co-founders Vineet Gupta and Pranav Gupta have stepped down from all the boards and committees of the university, days after being booked by the CBI in a Rs 1600-crore fraud case, even as the institute has denied any link to the case.
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has charged the Gupta brothers with an alleged swindle of Rs 1,626 crore involving their Chandigarh-based pharmaceutical company, Parabolic Drugs.
The Sonepat-based university clarified that it has nothing to do with the CBI probe involving Parabolic Drugs Limited and its directors, and any attempt to create a link is "frivolous and misleading".
"The university has over 200 founders and donors who have made personal philanthropic contributions to Ashoka. Their individual business dealings and operations have no connection to the university," it said in a statement.
"In keeping with the high standards for governance at Ashoka, Vineet and Pranav Gupta have already voluntarily stepped down from all boards and committees of the university pending the CBI case and are cooperating fully with the investigation," it added.
Following the registration of an FIR, the CBI conducted searches last Friday at the office and residential premises of the accused at 12 locations in Chandigarh, Panchkula, Ludhiana, Faridabad and Delhi.
According to the agency, the accused have cheated a consortium of banks "by criminal conspiracy, forgery, using forged documents knowing the same to be forged and availed the loan funds and thereafter, diverted the same".

Explained: CBI raid on Ashoka University co-founders and its aftermath

The Sonepat-based university clarified that it has nothing to do with the CBI probe involving Parabolic Drugs Limited and its directors, and any attempt to create a link is "frivolous and misleading".

Explained: Rs 1600 crore 'fraud', CBI raid on Ashoka University co-founders and its aftermath

Days after being booked by the Central Bureau of Investigation or CBI&nbsp;in an alleged Rs 1600-crore fraud case,&nbsp;Ashoka University co-founders Vineet Gupta and Pranav Gupta have stepped down from all the boards and committees of the varsity. The CBI&nbsp;has charged the Gupta brothers with an alleged swindle of Rs 1,626 crore involving their Chandigarh-based pharmaceutical company, Parabolic Drugs.
Following the registration of an FIR, the CBI&nbsp;had conducted searches at the office and residential premises of the accused at 12 locations in Chandigarh, Panchkula, Ludhiana, Faridabad and Delhi.
According to the agency, the Gupta brothers have cheated a consortium of banks "by criminal conspiracy, forgery, using forged documents to&nbsp;avail loans and thereafter, divert them. The Sonepat-based university clarified that it has nothing to do with the CBI probe involving Parabolic Drugs Limited and its directors, and any attempt to create a link is "frivolous and misleading".
In a statement, the higher studies institution said the&nbsp;university has over 200 founders and donors who have made personal philanthropic contributions to Ashoka&nbsp;and their individual business dealings and operations have no connection to the university.
The University said that it is cooperating fully with the CBI&nbsp;and the two accused board members have stepped down out of their own will.&nbsp;

The CBI&nbsp;has charged the Gupta brothers with an alleged swindle of Rs 1,626 crore involving their Chandigarh-based pharmaceutical company, Parabolic Drugs.

Ashoka University co-founders Vineet Gupta and Pranav Gupta have stepped down from all the boards and committees of the university, days after being booked by the CBI in a Rs 1600-crore fraud case, even as the institute has denied any link to the case.
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has charged the Gupta brothers with an alleged swindle of Rs 1,626 crore involving their Chandigarh-based pharmaceutical company, Parabolic Drugs.
The Sonepat-based university clarified that it has nothing to do with the CBI probe involving Parabolic Drugs Limited and its directors, and any attempt to create a link is "frivolous and misleading".
"The university has over 200 founders and donors who have made personal philanthropic contributions to Ashoka. Their individual business dealings and operations have no connection to the university," it said in a statement.
"In keeping with the high standards for governance at Ashoka, Vineet and Pranav Gupta have already voluntarily stepped down from all boards and committees of the university pending the CBI case and are cooperating fully with the investigation," it added.
Following the registration of an FIR, the CBI conducted searches last Friday at the office and residential premises of the accused at 12 locations in Chandigarh, Panchkula, Ludhiana, Faridabad and Delhi.
According to the agency, the accused have cheated a consortium of banks "by criminal conspiracy, forgery, using forged documents knowing the same to be forged and availed the loan funds and thereafter, diverted the same".
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