A sensitive person is bound to be righteously indignant by this state of affairs. And Dr. Ilaiah is one such person. He is campaigning for enforcing the promises made by the Constitution. The University is angry with Dr. Illaiah for taking Dr. Ambedkar and the Constitution seriously. Persons in authority never felt any need for free speech.
Free speech is an obstacle to career ambitions and social climbing.
The articles touch upon RSS Godse and the like without being vitriolic. The self-imposed burden of a civil or public servant is to protect the men in power, ostensible and real, because genuine criticism more than defamatory or vitriolic unsettles power welders. But then the University is granted autonomy not to run a private tyranny but to keep it away. Fascism resides in a democracy and believes in friendly persuasion by getting you used to be as innocuous as possible. If you can not be reined in, pilliwinks will be applied to set you right .