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- Student representatives at IIT Bombay issued a statement clarifying that their recent protests were not intended to support cheating or academic misconduct.
- The students emphasized that their primary focus is advocating for systemic reforms, transparency, and accountability within the institute.
- This collective effort follows the death of a second-year BTech student, Sahil Wakode.
- The institute's director has held an open house discussion and agreed to implement specific demands within a set timeframe.
- These measures aim to prevent future tragic incidents for the student body.
What to watch next
- Implementation of systemic reforms agreed upon by the institute administration.
- Progress on the timeline set for meeting student demands.
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