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Indian student protest organizer eyes opening college

After organizing a hunger strike over rejected post-graduation work permits, an Alberta protest organizer is now eyeing opening a college of his own.

Melanie Bennet
Aug 30, 2026
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An organizer involved in Alberta protests over international students’ post-graduation work permit troubles says he is now looking at opening a college of his own in Canada.

The organizer posted an Instagram story this week asking followers to connect him with anyone involved with a Canadian college.

“Please contact me,” he wrote, saying “we” are thinking about opening a college and need “some help or data.”

“We can also do partnership with him/her,” the post continued, according to a translation.

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