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BHU VC's comments on Malviya spurs controversy

A telephonic conversation of Vice Chancellor of Benaras Hindu University (BHU), Rakesh Bhatnagar, went viral online. In this chat, Rakesh is talking to a student named Abhishek Singh who was seeking some relief in fees.
During the conversation, Rakesh named Madan Mohan Malviya and said that if he had planted a 'money tree' then everything would have been exempted

The students staged protest against it. Take a look

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