to check the situation and as the committee submitted their report, the Syndicate decided to debar Lekshmi Nair from conduct of exam work for the next five years. Following the committee report, both big parties in the congress decided to support the students in their struggle. Soon after this, a criminal case was registered against Lekshmi Nair under the SC / ST Prevention of Atrocities Act for harassing a student by calling him by his caste name. As protests entered their fourth week, the Government of Kerala ordered a probe into land utilisation issues by the college. The land owned by Kerala Law Academy a society, was allotted by the state government intended for educational purpose only. The profit gathered from the law college was used to buy a property near Kerala government secretariat trivandrum and used as residential commercial flats. NIA identified gold scam concerned with Swapna Suresh and others used these flats for conspiracy. The issues came out after this incident again. To appease the students, the management of the college has decided to remove Lekshmi Nair from her post, but agitation continues as students demanded Lekshmi Nair's resignation. Demands were made to cancel the Kerala University affiliation but these were denied by the university. Protests continued until the state government guaranteed the students they would not let the management reinstate Lekshmi Nair. The criminal case against Lekshmi Nair was withdrawn four months later. See also Government Law College, Thiruvananthapuram Colleges in Trivandrum List of educational institutions in Kerala References Law schools in Kerala Colleges in Thiruvananthapuram Educational institutions established in 1967 1967 establishments in Kerala