AISF raids corporate colleges

College furniture destroyed

Activists of the All India Students Federation (AISF) raided corporate colleges who are admitting students without proper recognition.

The activists destroyed furniture and in a press release, the District President, A.Venkatasiva and Secretary, N.Narasimhulu alleged the managements of these colleges were opening branches without proper permission from the Government. They said that despite several complaints, the Board of Intermediate regional officer has not taken any action in this direction.

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