<h1>Campus boycott and torch march commemorating slain research scholar alleging institutional accountability for caste discrimination, pressing investigations and Dalit-Bahujan-Adivasi mobilization</h1> Students organized a campus boycott and public assembly, including a march and torch procession, to commemorate the death of a research scholar and to press claims of institutional culpability; operative effect: the institution experienced coordinated class abstention and on-campus demonstrations asserting protest rights. Organizers publicly alleged continued lack of accountability by the University, the Ministry of Education and the state for the scholar's death and demanded remedial and investigatory action; operative effect: ongoing formal demands for accountability and potential pressure for administrative or legal review. The movement framed the anniversary as a symbol of collective assertion by Dalit-Bahujan-Adivasi constituencies; operative effect: sustained mobilization around caste-based discrimination claims within educational spaces.