Mumbai, Oct. 1 -- Several students of the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (IIT-B) who have been protesting outside the institute's main gate in Powai since the death by suicide of a 20-year-old Dalit student on September 18 have alleged that security personnel tried to evict them from the site. In a statement released on Wednesday, the students said that security personnel attempted to clear "Justice Corner", the name they've given to their peaceful agitation site, after the main gate was reopened. According to the statement, the students were pushed towards the corner of the protest area, and one of them was threatened by security personnel. The students claimed they were sitting peacefully and not blocking the movement of people or vehicles. IIT-B authorities were unavailable for a comment. The developments come as the IIT-B students' protest entered its 13th day on Wednesday. Their agitation began after a second-year BTech student was found dead in his hostel room on September 18 after allegedly being caught cheating during a mid-semester exam. Meanwhile, the deceased student's parents continued their hunger strike on Wednesday, remaining firm on their demand for the arrest of IIT-B director Shireesh Kedare and Professor Suryanarayana Doolla, who they have accused of caste-based discrimination. The parents' advocate, Nikhil Kamble, said they would continue their hunger strike at Azad Maidan after getting permission from the police....