Sahil Wakode’s death by suicide has sparked significant discussions about academic culture at IIT-B. The event has illustrated the divide between students in STEM and those in humanities. While some students view incidents through procedural lenses, others focus on social identities and power dynamics. The protests that followed reflected this differing perspective, highlighting underlying tensions on campus.
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