Students raised their voice against Trump's decision: Harvard and MIT also expressed objection
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In US, the prestigious university has raised its voice against the US government for not granting visa to foreign students in the midst of the Corona crisis. Two of America's top universities, Harvard and MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), have expressed their strong objection to this decision, and have asked for a rethink.
Both the universities have said that the sudden decision can cause a lot of trouble for the students living there and it is not in the interest of the students. Both the universities have a large number of foreign students, the largest number of students from India.
According to media reports, after raising the voice of these two universities, other universities can also come in opposition to the decision of the US administration. This was said on Tuesday after a meeting between Foreign Secretary Harshvardhan Singla and his US counterpart David Hal through video conferencing.
Donald Trump(file photo) | Associated Press[/caption]In US, the prestigious university has raised its voice against the US government for not granting visa to foreign students in the midst of the Corona crisis. Two of America's top universities, Harvard and MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), have expressed their strong objection to this decision, and have asked for a rethink.
Both the universities have said that the sudden decision can cause a lot of trouble for the students living there and it is not in the interest of the students. Both the universities have a large number of foreign students, the largest number of students from India.
According to media reports, after raising the voice of these two universities, other universities can also come in opposition to the decision of the US administration. This was said on Tuesday after a meeting between Foreign Secretary Harshvardhan Singla and his US counterpart David Hal through video conferencing.