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Students Protest in Azamgarh for Chemistry Teacher and Fair Fees
Students in Azamgarh protest for a chemistry teacher and reduced fees. They demand better academic facilities and have received promises for resolution within 48 hours. Allegations of mismanagement and unreturned funds have also surfaced, highlighting the need for fair treatment in education. Renewed protests are threatened if their demands are not met promptly.
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