Iran university expels six students over alleged protest roles

Iran’s top engineering university has expelled six students over their alleged involvement in anti-government protests earlier this year, local media reported.
What began in December as cost-of-living protests escalated into anti-establishment demonstrations across the country that peaked in January, though smaller rallies continued on campuses in the weeks that followed.
“The Disciplinary Committee of Sharif University of Technology, in separate preliminary rulings, expelled six students for their alleged roles in the unrest of February,” Fars news agency reported.
According to Fars, the students were accused of leading illegal gatherings, using insulting language, engaging in acti...