Canada's Portage College directs protesting Indian students to politicians for work permit help

Indian students enrolled at Portage College in Canada have been directed to seek assistance from politicians to resolve issues concerning their work permits. The college's guidance suggests a complex bureaucratic process or a lack of direct institutional support for the students' employment concerns.

This directive places the onus on the students to navigate the political landscape to address their work permit woes. It raises questions about the support systems available to international students and the channels through which they can effectively seek resolution for such critical issues.

The situation underscores the broader challenges international students often encounter when trying to secure work opportunities and manage their immigration status in a foreign country. The college's response highlights a potential gap in addressing the practical needs of its international student body.