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“The students have been given marks according to their performance,” he said.Munish Chauhan, the SHO of Surajpur police station, directed the college administration and the students to give a resolution in writing. Agitated, the students said they would not let the exam copies be distributed. GREATER NOIDA: Scores of students protested at Aster College of Education in Greater Noida on Saturday after three of the students were picked up by Surajpur police from the college premises during an exam.The trio were picked up after a female student alleged that she was being harassed by them, leading to protests from other students who refused to write the exam. Later, Dubey entered the class with a few policemen, who called out names of the three students and told them that a complaint had been lodged by a female student against them,” a student said.VK Sharma, chairman of the college, said the matter would be resolved and a committee formed to look into the matter.Contacted, Dubey denied all the allegations against him. The protesters accused one of the associate professors of orchestrating the harassment complaint, alleging that the three students had been targeted for raising questions on marks given to them in practical exams.The protesters also alleged that the professor favoured the complainant with maximum marks in the practical exams and had “tutored” her to file the complaint.The students of Basic Training Certificate (BTC) course in the college were to appear for an internal Hindi exam when the trio demanded that associate professor, Anil Dubey, meet them and address their concerns about “low marks” in practical exams.“Dubey did not come out of his room.
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