Indian-Origin Student Arrested At Pro-Palestine Protest In Princeton University

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Last Updated: April 26, 2024, 10:20 IST

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Achinthya Sivalingan (Image via cpree.princeton.edu)

Sivalingan, hailing from Tamil Nadu, was apprehended after demonstrators erected tents in the university courtyard early Thursday morning

Achinthya Sivalingan, an Indian-origin student at Princeton University, was one of two students arrested during protests in support of Palestine on campus.

Sivalingan, hailing from Tamil Nadu, and Hassan Sayed were apprehended after demonstrators erected tents in the university courtyard early Thursday morning, according to the Princeton Alumni Weekly.

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Indian-Origin Student Arrested At Pro-Palestine Protest In Princeton University

Sivalingan, hailing from Tamil Nadu, was apprehended after demonstrators erected tents in the university courtyard early Thursday morning

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