Kerala University Stops Money for Student Meeting Over Poster Fight
Mahatma Gandhi University in Kerala is taking back money it promised for a student meeting because the students used political posters.

What is happening at the university
A big fight has started at Mahatma Gandhi University in Kerala. The university gave money to the student union to help them host a big national meeting on campus. However, the students put up posters that the university did not like. The university had a clear rule saying no political signs or posters were allowed.
Why the university is angry
The students from a group called the SFI put up posters that showed a cockroach. The university leaders felt this broke the rules and made the school look bad. Because of this, the head official sent a notice to the students saying the university will take back all the money promised for the meeting.
- The university gave money for a student meeting.
- Students used political posters with a cockroach.
- The school said this broke their rules.
- The university wants to take back the cash help.
What happens next
The student meeting is supposed to happen from August 3 to August 6. Right now, it is not clear if the students will find another way to pay for it or if they will take down their posters to get the money back. The university is standing firm on its rules against politics on campus.