‘Propaganda campaign against us’: Galgotias University after being told to pack its bags at Delhi AI Summit | Delhi News - The Times of India
Galgotias University has found itself at the centre of controversy after being asked to vacate its space during a major AI summit in Delhi. Following the incident, the university alleged that a coordinated misinformation campaign was launched against it across digital platforms. Officials from the institution claimed that misleading narratives were circulated to damage its reputation soon after the event. The episode has triggered debate within academic and technology circles, especially as the summit was attended by leading artificial intelligence experts, policymakers and industry representatives. University authorities stated that they had participated in the AI event with prior approval and were surprised by the directive to leave. They also maintained that the allegations being shared online are inaccurate and politically motivated. The matter has raised questions about event management, institutional rivalry, and the growing role of online narratives in shaping public perception of educational institutions in India’s competitive higher education landscape.
The Key points
- Galgotias University asked to vacate space at Delhi AI summit.
- Institution claims coordinated propaganda followed the incident.
- Social media posts allegedly targeted the university’s credibility.
- Event featured AI experts, policymakers and tech leaders.
- University says it had prior approval to attend summit.
- Officials deny allegations circulating online.
- Controversy sparked debate in academic circles.
- Questions raised over event management decisions.
- Incident highlights impact of digital narratives on reputation.
- Issue adds to discussions around competition in higher education.
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