SFI organizations put up protests at the District collectors office in Coimbatore

The protest put forth demands to nullify NEET exams and improvement of sanitation in Government schools


Coimbatore: the District Collector’s office in Coimbatore has become the Hub spot of protests.

The SFI organization gathered today at the collector’s office demanding to cancel the NEET exams and the fee policies in private schools. They also demanded that the sanitation in government schools and colleges has to be improved and maintained regularly.



The protestors insisted that the schools be opened only if the teaching and non-teaching staff are fully vaccinated and the management should provide proper protection and support to the students with regard to the pandemic.

Hostels have to be disinfected and the accommodations should abide by the protocols.



“Schools and colleges should avoid encouraging any kind of activity that would support particular groups in the institution”,one of the demands

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