IIT Bombay apologises over statements on student Sahil’s death
Faculty Forum backs professor involved in phone use case amid student protests
IIT Bombay has apologised for earlier statements about student Sahil’s death and clarified that Professor Suryanarayana Doolla was acting under approved policies when he found Sahil using a smartphone during an exam. The institute’s Faculty Forum expressed support for the professor and offered condolences to Sahil’s family, while investigations and a Crime Branch inquiry are ongoing. Students have made demands for accountability and better campus support following the incident.
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IIT Bombay has issued an apology for earlier statements regarding the circumstances of student Sahil’s death. The institute’s Faculty Forum expressed support for Professor Suryanarayana Doolla, who found Sahil in unauthorised possession and use of a smartphone during an exam, acting under Senate-approved policies.
The Faculty Forum said the invigilator was merely discharging his duties when he discovered the student’s unauthorised use of a smartphone. The forum offered condolences to Sahil’s family while backing the professor’s actions as aligned with the institute’s academic policies currently in force. Meanwhile, students have raised 18 demands seeking accountability and stronger campus support following Sahil’s death.
The institute’s apology acknowledged that earlier communications contained statements about the circumstances surrounding Sahil’s demise that required correction. Investigations are ongoing, and further action will be taken after due process. The Crime Branch is set to summon Professor Doolla for questioning as part of the inquiry.
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- Why did the Faculty Forum support Professor Doolla?
- The forum stated the professor was following Senate-approved academic policies while acting.
- What actions has IIT Bombay taken regarding its earlier statements?
- The institute issued an apology and admitted previous statements needed correction.
- What is the current status of the investigation?
- Investigations are ongoing, with further action planned after due process.
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