New Delhi, India (March 06, 2014): An Indian university's decision to expel Kashmiri students, followed by a sedition charge against the students for 'celebrating' victory of Pakistan cricket team over Indian cricket team in a match, has sparked strong reactions, including those from the Pakistan Foreign Office official and the J&K Chief Minister Omar Abdullah.

Meerut, Uttar Pradesh (March 06, 2014): According to information Swami Vivekanand Subharti University (SVSU) authorities expelled at least 67 Kashmiri students from the University and asked them to vacate the hostel rooms. They have been 'charged' with celebrating Pakistan's victory over India in a recent cricket match. The students were expelled on March 03.

New Delhi, India (March 06, 2014): An Indian university's decision to expel Kashmiri students, followed by a sedition charge against the students for 'celebrating' victory of Pakistan cricket team over Indian cricket team in a match, has sparked strong reactions, including those from the Pakistan Foreign Office official and the J&K Chief Minister Omar Abdullah.

Meerut, Uttar Pradesh (March 06, 2014): According to information Swami Vivekanand Subharti University (SVSU) authorities expelled at least 67 Kashmiri students from the University and asked them to vacate the hostel rooms. They have been 'charged' with celebrating Pakistan's victory over India in a recent cricket match. The students were expelled on March 03.