NSUI protest outside MSU head office, demand suspension of accused in Vadodara accident

Following his reckless driving on the night of Holi that killed one woman and injured many in Karelibaug, Rakshit Chaurasia is now facing demands of suspension from the Maharaja Sayajiro University (MSU)’s law faculty by National Students’ Union of India (NSUI).

Along with the demand to suspend Chaurasia, NSUI also submitted a memorandum to the in-charge Vice-Chancellor. NSUI members stated in the protest that “the accused is a student of MS University’s Law Faculty. His misconduct has tarnished the university’s reputation.”

NSUI further asserted, “A student studying law must uphold legal principles, Chaurasia has failed to do so. Therefore, he should be suspended from the university at the earliest.”

On the other hand, in-charge Vice-Chancellor Prof Dhanesh Patel stated, “Discussions have been held with the Dean on this matter, and legal opinions have been sought. A decision will be made accordingly.”

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