Students from Kerala Sanskrit University challenge a ban on appearing for examinations, filing a move against the exam restriction as they seek an urgent hearing. The reports say the university had suspended them after a protest that involved allegations of assault on the Vice-Chancellor, while the university also cites attendance-related issues.

Coverage also points to proceedings in the Kerala High Court over related petitions. One report says a Division Bench permits a plea by another Sanskrit university against allowing suspended students to appear for exams, while it questions the basis on which a single judge gave directions. Another report says the high court reserves its order on the varsity’s plea, indicating further deliberation.

Across outlets, the core issue is whether suspended students can sit for examinations and what evidence is required to support any eligibility-based directions.