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He was presented in a court on Monday evening and given bail. As police took another 15 minutes to arrive on the scene, college deputy director DK Gupta signed a letter that was quickly drafted at the instructions of the agitators.Patel Nagar station officer SB Negi said that the college administration had provided in writing that they won’t admit Kashmiri students.“But nobody was forced to do that. He allegedly attempted to provoke local traders to stage demonstrations. Dehradun: Right-wing activists continued to target Kashmiri students in Dehradun even on Monday as they approached several colleges asking them to given them in written that they would not be admitting any Kashmiri students from the next session.They staged a protest outside Uttaranchal PG College of Bio-medical Sciences and Hospital, a private college, on Monday and sought an undertaking to this effect. Helpless in front of the fringe mob, the college administration finally provided them in written that “they will not give admission to anyone involved in anti-national activities and students from Kashmir will not be given admissions in the institution”.According to eyewitnesses, over 50 right-wing activists forcefully entered the college’s campus on Monday and told the administration to stop all studies..