Thrissur, Aug 19: The Students Federation of India will take out a march to Parliament today to protest against the "commercialisation of education by the Central and State governments" and to demand a Central legislation to protect educational sector from being commercialised. Marches to the Raj Bhavan would also be held the same day, SFI's all India president K K Ragesh told.
He alleged that brutal force was being used by police to control students' agitations in different parts of the country and SFI would take up the matter with the National Human Rights Commission, he said.
However, SFI did not approve of the tendency to damage public property by students, he added. Bureau Report