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“But that does not mean the authority can impose moral paternalism upon students notwithstanding their disagreement to such values of the authority. The court directed Kerala University to readmit Malavika within two weeks and directed the college to return the records of Vyshak. KOCHI: The Kerala high court has quashed the decision of a professional college in Kerala to expel two students a – 20-year-old girl and a 21-year-old boy -- for a love affair , saying that freedom and privacy of individuals should be respected and educational authorities had no right to impose ‘moral paternalism’. It is all about individuals and their freedom', the court said in its verdict. "Love is blind and an innate human instinct..