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Students stage protest at OU over water crisis
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Hundreds of angry students at Osmania University held a protest outside the administrative building over severe living conditions, demanding the immediate restoration of drinking water and electricity in the E1 and E2 hostels after a week-long outage.
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Students stage protest at OU over water crisis
Hyderabad: Hundreds of angry students at Osmania University staged a massive rally and sit-in protest outside the administrative building on Friday. Marching from their residences to demand urgent action, the demonstrators voiced their frustration over severe living conditions on campus.
The protest was sparked by a complete breakdown of basic facilities in the university’s E1 and E2 hostels, where drinking water and electricity supplies have been cut off for an entire week.
Students expressed distress, stating that the prolonged outage has made it nearly impossible to meet even their most basic daily needs.
This campus crisis comes amid wider accommodation troubles across Hyderabad, where drought-like conditions and severe water shortages caused by the El Niño effect have already forced several private hostels to shut down. With no relief in sight, OU students are refusing to back down until full water and power supplies are restored.
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