Students at Azim Premji University (APU) in Bengaluru, India, protested on campus against a two-year suspension imposed on a fellow student following a vandalism incident during protests in February. The university's suspension order cited allegations of violating institutional processes and the code of conduct. However, students claim the disciplinary action was arbitrary and lacked transparency, as the suspended student was not part of the organizing committee for the protest that led to the controversy. The protests originated from a discussion on the Kunan-Poshpora incident in Kashmir, which was opposed by members of the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP). During the protest, some ABVP members allegedly vandalized university property and clashed with security. Students have called for the revocation of the suspension and greater transparency in the disciplinary process, as the suspended student has begun an appeal process seeking more context for the decision. They argue that the lack of clarity makes it difficult to respond adequately to the suspension order.