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The blank spaces in Indian alien Nigamanth Sridhar’s 177 page Cleveland State personnel file raises questions for Homeland Security

CLEVELAND, OH – I received 177 pages of Indian alien Nigamanth Sridhar’s work records along with a threat of a defamation lawsuit from Cleveland State University (CSU) law department employee Kelly Marie King (#76613).  The menacing state university’s employee is identified under the Supreme Court of Ohio’s website as an associate deputy counsel.  King was admitted to practice law on November 10, 2003. According to King, as a response to an official public records request from an American native, me, Sridhar has always been a legal alien and now a United States citizen since March 18, 2016.  She wrote, “At…

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Cleveland State University delays delivering immigration, work authorization and citizenship records of its new Asian Indian interim provost

CLEVELAND, OH – On April 26, 2022 Cleveland State University’s (CSU) board released information to the media announcing the replacement of its chief executive officer, Harlan Sands, with provost Laura Bloomberg.  EJBNEWS had editorialized for Sands’ and law school dean Lee Fisher’s termination in February 2022. The CSU board appointed Asian Indian alien Nigamanth Sridhar to the position Bloomberg left as “interim” provost during its administrative shakeup.  He had been on leave of absence with the National Science Foundation since 2020. The provost is CSU’s senior academic administrator.  It places Sridhar in the role of senior vice president over managing…

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Cleveland State University delays delivering immigration, work authorization and citizenship records of its new Asian Indian interim provost

CLEVELAND, OH – On April 26, 2022 Cleveland State University’s (CSU) board released information to the media announcing the replacement of its chief executive officer, Harlan Sands, with provost Laura Bloomberg.  EJBNEWS had editorialized for Sands’ and law school dean Lee Fisher’s…

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