Chandigarh, Feb. 24 -- Kashmiri Muslim students at CT University in Punjab were reportedly asked to vacate the campus, harassed and threatened with cancellation of their admissions after requesting basic food arrangements during sehri and iftar during the ongoing Ramzan month.

"We are being treated unfairly here because we are receiving nothing for sehri or iftari. Even today, when we went to the mess, there was no food available," the students said in a video statement.

They accused the university's Vice-Chancellor of using abusive language and threatening them to vacate and cancel their admissions. "The Vice Chancellor used abusive language toward us, saying, 'Cancel the admissions here and leave.' They also warned us that our admissi...