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Law students boycott classes

KOLAR: Students of the Government Law College here boycotted classes on Thursday and held a silent rally in the town urging authorities to provide buildings for the college. The students, led by Vidyarthi Janata Dal (Secular) district president B. Suresh Gowda, presented a memorandum to executive engineer of Public Works Department, enlisting the demand. “The Law College is presently running classes at the premises of Government College for Boys. It requires its own building,” Mr. Gowda said. — Staff Correspondent

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