Ftii Midnight Arrests

The midnight arrests of five students from the Film Institute campus in Pune has been used by Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi to reiterate the allegation that Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his administration will smack down dissent.

The students arrested from Pune's prestigious Film and Television Institute have appealed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for intervention, claiming they have been "hassled, threatened and victimised by the government machinery". Institute director Prashant Pathrabe, whom they allegedly kept confined his office for seven hours, justified the action...

Five students of Pune's prestigious Film and Television Institute of India (FTII) were arrested from campus after midnight on Tuesday and a dozen more were charged in an escalation of a two-month long row over the Centre's choice of the institute's chief.

Hours after the midnight arrest of protesting students at Pune's Film and Television Institute of India (FTII), Arvind Kejriwal, the Chief Minister of Delhi, stepped into the row with an unusual offer made in a series of tweets.

In a post-midnight crackdown at the Pune film institute FTII, five students were arrested and taken to a police station after the institute's director, Prashant Pathrabe lodged a complaint against them for detaining him on campus on Monday.

The midnight arrests of five students from the Film Institute campus in Pune has been used by Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi to reiterate the allegation that Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his administration will smack down dissent.

The students arrested from Pune's prestigious Film and Television Institute have appealed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for intervention, claiming they have been "hassled, threatened and victimised by the government machinery". Institute director Prashant Pathrabe, whom they allegedly kept confined his office for seven hours, justified the action...

Five students of Pune's prestigious Film and Television Institute of India (FTII) were arrested from campus after midnight on Tuesday and a dozen more were charged in an escalation of a two-month long row over the Centre's choice of the institute's chief.

Hours after the midnight arrest of protesting students at Pune's Film and Television Institute of India (FTII), Arvind Kejriwal, the Chief Minister of Delhi, stepped into the row with an unusual offer made in a series of tweets.

In a post-midnight crackdown at the Pune film institute FTII, five students were arrested and taken to a police station after the institute's director, Prashant Pathrabe lodged a complaint against them for detaining him on campus on Monday.