This is a serious and ongoing issue that cannot be ignored anymore.
Harsh Goud has repeatedly misused his authority to harass and intimidate students. There are clear instances and even videos where he is openly threatening students—saying he will “ruin their degrees” and fail them in all subjects using his position of power. This is not discipline; this is abuse.
Even today, during a deeply sensitive situation involving a suicide incident, instead of showing responsibility or empathy, he was seen threatening protesting students, saying things like “I will fail you” and dismissing the situation with statements like “be a man, people die.” This reflects a complete lack of accountability, humanity, and understanding of the gravity of such incidents.
For years, students have been promised better infrastructure—hostels, academic blocks, sports facilities—but nothing substantial has been delivered. There is a clear shortage of basic facilities, while concerns are repeatedly ignored. It raises serious questions about where the funds are going and why students are being forced to study in such inadequate conditions.
Whenever students raise their voices or protest for their rights, they are met with intimidation. Students have been unfairly banned from sports, removed from hostels, and even had their academic performance threatened or manipulated. This pattern has repeated year after year, with new students becoming victims each time.
This is not how an educational institution should function. Authority should be used to support students, not suppress them. What is happening is unacceptable, and it needs immediate attention and action.