The demands include 100 per cent placement as forest rangers to all the students of the College (100 per cent) and also announcement of results of tests held for recruitment for the posts and the students were on sit in dharna in the campus seeking the authority to implement their demands.
As the sit-in continued for the third day today, FCRI Dean Durairasu ordered "indefinite closure" of the college and hostel and asked the students --120 men and 42 women -- to vacate it, following which all the baggages were taken outside, sources in Tamil Nadu Agricultural University (TNAU), to which FCRI is affiliated, said.
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