the independent Cambridge student newspaper published since 1947, said it had received reports that Ghani had “systematic campaign - at times underhand” against him. The paper speculated that the antagonism towards Ghani may have stemmed at least in part from his political views because he is a “well-known left-wing campaigner” as he is actively involved with the Cambridge Marxist Society. The source to Varsity quoted: “Covert racism definitely exists in Cambridge student society. Had the president been white, I don’t believe he would have received the same level of antagonism and abuse.”
One of the local publications went on to criticise the publishing of the original exclusive report of discrimination allegation but a source at the University’s administration told this correspondent that the prestigious university’s senior figures were highly concerned that a relatively internal matter had gone global and carried serious implications to the reputation of the university which heavily depends on sizeable international students.
According to reports received by this correspondent, Ghani has been deprived of his authorities and role in the union as a President and encountered lot of problems from a certain group of board members.
His responsibilities as a president were cut down by making changes to the union constitution overnight by the previous president and those board members leaving behind serious flaws in the constitution. According to internal Cambridge sources, the group opposed to ethnic minorities, has established strong network in the Cambridge University. The far-right English Defense League (EDL) and racist British National Party (BNP) has a lot of support base in Cambridge.
Racism in Cambridge University is not new. Sources close to Arsalan stated that he is facing serious threats and victimization after launching complaint to the University and highlighting the issue.
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