Calcutta High Court Upholds Student's Exam Ban Over Bullying

The Calcutta High Court refused to allow a 16-year-old student to sit for exams, upholding an expulsion decision related to bullying allegations. The court's decision highlighted the seriousness of the bullying incident.

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Calcutta High Court Upholds Student's Exam Ban Over Bullying

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Expelled at 16: Why Calcutta High Court refused to let student sit for exams over ‘bullying’

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