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SFI and DYFI are requesting the withdrawal of legal cases against student protesters. The organizations are advocating for the removal of charges related to the protests.

Student unions celebrated the resignation of the Education Minister and vowed to continue fighting for reforms. SFI leaders stated the protest demonstrated the collective strength of an organized student community.

SFI organized statewide protests in Kerala over NEET-UG exam irregularities. The demonstrations turned confrontational, with police using water cannons and tear gas to disperse protesters attempting to march to Union government offices and post offices.

SFI activists staged a protest in Hassan to condemn police action against students in Delhi. The demonstration highlights tensions over law enforcement interactions with students.

SFI demands the UDF government to remove the Kerala Governor's Chancellor power. Additional demands include free bus travel for students, permanent Vice-Chancellors, and a unified examination system.

Kerala CM refused to meet Alappuzha MLA A.D. Thomas and ignored KSU president Aloshious Xavier at a public event. A.D. Thomas demanded action against ADGP M.R. Ajith Kumar, while Aloshious Xavier opposed the appointment of government pleaders due to their alleged past links with SFI.

Kerala Chief Minister defends government pleader postings, stating the Attorney General was consulted and competence was assessed. The two individuals involved in the controversy over SFI and ABVP links were recommended by both the Kerala committee and the High Court unit of Indian Lawyers’ Congress.

Protests organized by SFI were disrupted by police actions, leading to demands from leaders for the withdrawal of legal cases against participants. The situation highlights tensions between the group and law enforcement authorities.

SFI has won the Kozhikode GMC union polls after a 23-year gap.

SFI is requesting a police investigation into a cyber campaign targeting the organization. The article mentions no further details about the nature or origin of the cyber campaign.

SFI has called for a state-wide protest on July 6 to demand immediate release of pending fee reimbursement dues, regular disbursement of reimbursements, withdrawal of the Facial Recognition System (FRS), and an increase in hostel mess charges to ₹3,000 per month.

SFI activists protested the Union Education Minister's visit in response to the NEET paper leak. The protest occurred amid controversy over the exam paper leak.

SFI staged a sit-in at Lok Bhavan to demand justice over the NEET paper leak. The protest highlights concerns about the integrity of the NEET examination process.

SFI leaders were booked following a protest at the Kerala Secretariat, where police discovered blades. The protest resulted in destruction of public property worth nearly ₹10,000.

A protest by SFI over a fee hike escalated into violence. The demonstration, initially focused on opposing the fee increase, turned confrontational.

A CPO's finger was severed during an SFI protest at KTU. An officer was injured while preventing protesters from removing barricades outside the university.

A case has been filed over a defamatory Facebook post targeting Kerala’s CPI(M) MP Rahim. The post allegedly used Rahim’s photo to falsely claim that individuals arrested in the State’s anti-narcotics drive Operation Toofan were members of CPI(M)-affiliated organizations SFI and DYFI.

SFI alleges 'saffronisation' of higher education and protests at Mahatma Gandhi University over the appointment of an interim Vice-Chancellor and senate member nominations by the Governor.

SFI and DYFI are protesting NTA's failures in conducting exams like NEET, UGC-NET, and CUET, which have caused uncertainty among students. They are demanding the resignation of the Union Education Minister, citing the Central government's failure to implement meaningful reforms.