The students have alleged that TP Display has been exploiting workers, and that working conditions in its factories are intolerable. They have also claimed that the company is using environmentally harmful methods in its production processes.
The protest began early on Tuesday morning, with students sitting outside the gates of the institute, holding placards and shouting slogans. They demanded that the government take immediate action against TP Display, and that the company be shut down if necessary.
"We want this company to be taken over by the government as soon as possible. Workers there are being exploited and the environment is being damaged. We cannot allow this to continue," said one of the protesters.
The students also accused the company of running a propaganda campaign to cover up its unethical practices. "TP Display claims to be a responsible company, but in reality they are doing nothing but harming the environment and exploiting workers. We are not going to fall for their propaganda," said another protester.
The students were also joined by several activists from other organizations, who voiced their support for the students' cause. "We stand with these students in their fight against TP Display. It is important that we hold companies accountable for their actions and ensure that workers are treated with dignity and respect," said an activist.
The protest was peaceful, with police officials present to ensure that no untoward incident occurred. The students have vowed to continue their protest until their demands are met.
TP Display has not responded to the allegations made by the students and activists, and it is unclear if the government will take any action against the company. However, the protest has highlighted the need for greater accountability and transparency in the business sector, and has shown that people are willing to stand up for what is right.