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Filmmakers, writers and producers urge SRFTI governing council and I&B ministry to end campus logjam

Filmmakers, writers and producers have written an open letter urging the SRFTI governing council and the Information and Broadcasting ministry to resolve a campus deadlock. They demand a mediated dialogue involving administration, students, faculty and staff, overseen by an independent mediator acceptable to all parties within 72 hours.

Filmmakers, writers and producers urge SRFTI governing council and I&B ministry to end campus logjam
Filmmakers, writers and producers urge SRFTI governing council and I&B ministry to end campus logjamPhoto via Times of India — Kolkata

Filmmakers, writers and producers have urged the governing council of SRFTI and the I&B ministry, through an open letter, to convene a meeting of representatives of the administration, students, faculty and staff to facilitate a mediated dialogue ending the campus logjam. The letter calls for the dialogue to be guided by an independent mediator acceptable to all parties involved, within a 72-hour window.

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