Please support my GoFundMe campaign by donating and sharing🙏. Let us send a strong message to @UniofOxford that plagiarism, academic bullying, racism, and financial exploitation of students are unacceptable. #UnethicalOxford #Plagiarism #FairEducation https://t.co/oDZMUJ9J2o

Grateful to @Iftikharfariha & @theprint for giving me a platform to discuss the following issues I faced at @UniofOxford: funding (1.54), the (Shakespeare) ‘scope’ question (8.37, 13.04), racism (16.52), plagiarism of my work by 1 of the assessors (18.20), & supervision (24.07).

'I witnessed rampant academic bullying, abuse of power, petty politics& narrow minded approach at Oxford', says Indian student @lakshmipriyab07 who’s been transferred from PhD to masters course in an interview with@ThePrintIndia https://t.co/ZrS2yN3E1Y via @YouTube

Grateful for the coverage by @charcolesjourno of @TheOxfordMail : 'The student said experts worldwide have "testified on record" that her PhD research is "ground-breaking", "field-changing", "bold, interesting and impressive"'. https://t.co/JYMjjuTFIi

To provide further context to my @BBCNews piece and @QueensCollegeOx letter, I am sharing below the supporting statements I received for my DPhil. I also taught at @UniOxford, including about my research topic on Shakespeare. I am sharing the references I received for that below.

I appreciate some of the questions raised by the public after @BBCNews piece. Since I believe this is a public interest matter, I have decided to share the supporting statement of @QueensCollegeOx for the appeals process. I hope this answers some of the questions.

As these experts’ statements suggest, the decision of the assessors to fail my internal doctoral assessment did not proceed from a fair consideration of my work. The assessment process was marred by serious procedural irregularity and bias issues.

Prof. Rebecca Beasley, The Queen’s College, University of Oxford:

Dr. Ayoush Lazikani, Jesus College, University of Oxford:

Prof. Michael Schoenfeldt, University of Michigan:

Anonymized Supporting Statement 2:

Anonymized Supporting Statement 1:

Dr. Ross Knecht, Emory University:

Prof. Jonathan Gil Harris, Ashoka University (former Associate Editor of Shakespeare Quarterly from 2005 to 2013):

To provide further context to my @BBCNews piece and @QueensCollegeOx letter, I am sharing below the supporting statements I received for my DPhil. I also taught at @UniOxford, including about my research topic on Shakespeare. I am sharing the references I received for that below.

That I have not received justice to this day and that my appeals and complaints to @UniofOxford and @oiahe were not upheld despite the severe concerns raised in this letter indicate that the appeals and complaints systems are not fair. @LaylaMoran @bphillipsonMP @Keir_Starmer

I appreciate some of the questions raised by the public after @BBCNews piece. Since I believe this is a public interest matter, I have decided to share the supporting statement of @QueensCollegeOx for the appeals process. I hope this answers some of the questions.

I am grateful to @BBCNews for giving me a platform to raise concerns about @UniofOxford's unjust treatment regarding my PhD on Shakespeare matter. I am also glad that @QueensCollegeOx's strong supporting statement about my case is covered in this article. https://t.co/QPL1OBZVzQ

Full coverage of my story by @BBCNews can be viewed here. https://t.co/GsAQWk17ov

“I already have two masters…I wouldn’t have spent £100,000 for another masters.” We hear from an Indian student in #Oxford who said she was “forcibly” demoted from her #Shakespeare #PhD More with @Farmsie at 1330 @BBCSouthNews and here:

@Keir_Starmer @LaylaMoran @bphillipsonMP @VDoraiswami @HCI_London @meaindia1 @DrSJaishankar