Coimbatore: Seven students arrested by Police Colony Saibaba on Tuesday night because they protested at the Tamil Nadu Agriculture University (TNAU) was released with their own guarantee by the Coimbatore District Court on Wednesday.
They were asked to generate a guarantee in 10 days to get it in 10 days to get a guarantee.
Students are members of the Federation of Indian Students (SFI).
Seven students come from different colleges.
More than 60 students protested the campus against university administration.
“Students express their disappointment after more than 90% of students who emerge for failed arrears.
We support the students,” SFI District Secretary M Dinesh said.
One student who protested from TNAU said the arrears exam was carried out after a two-year gap.
Students from several BSC farm batches appear for examinations to remove their arrears.
Exams are done online.
While students complained about technical disruptions that caused their poor performance, university administration stated that students who had malpractice failed.
As a university refused to make revisions of the results, students continued their protests since Saturday.
TNAU PROTES: The court released seven students with their own guarantees
