Stopped contesting elections because I am an Indian Hindu, London School of Economics student disqualified

A case of discrimination against an Indian-origin student in a London college for speaking out against religion and anti-national statements has come to light. An Indian student pursuing a master’s degree in international law at the London School of Economics (LSE) claims he faced brutal racism on campus for being Hindu and Indian after being disqualified from the student union (LSESU) elections. Had to do Karan Kataria from Gurgaon who has earned his first degree at NorthCap University. Talking to English newspaper TOI, he told that he reached UK last September to start his master’s degree. He is the first member of his family to go to university.

After the polls took place on 29 March they received a letter from the returning officer stating that they had received several complaints that he was “a member of an extremist organisation”, but that they had found no evidence of any intolerance or discriminatory behavior by him . He said that many false allegations were made to defame my image, while I have always talked about change and social benefits.