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Tribal Students’ ‘Ulgulan’ Foot March Enters Bhiwandi, Heads Towards Raj Bhavan Over Ashram School Issues
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· October 4, 2026
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Key points They have been staging an agitation for 48 days, and a foot march was launched to raise awareness about their concerns. The foot march, which started on September 28, has been making its way towards a key government building.
A coalition of tribal student organisations has been protesting against alleged administrative failures. The protesters are demanding improvements in safety, welfare, and basic facilities for tribal students. They have been staging an agitation for 48 days, and a foot march was launched to raise awareness about their concerns.
The foot march, which started on September 28, has been making its way towards a key government building. Further details about the protest and the demands of the tribal students are available.
The protesters are seeking changes to address serious issues affecting tribal ashram schools and the department responsible for their development.
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Category: schools Published: October 4, 2026 Source: Free Press Journal Reading time: 1 min
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