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This morning from as early as 8 a.m. Papua New Guinea University of Technology students gathered into their provincial groups waiting for a response from Prime Minister Peter O'Neill the 48 hours given for the PM to respond to the petition asking him to step aside ended at 8 a.m. this morning the students have missed three weeks of classes and their education is on the line, but they have expressed the stand united for the same cause this morning the students from the PM's home province of the southern highlands spoke out saying they support the petition we blast up intelligence laughs now my block party don't stop no any Muslim we promise Oliver Sabel Papua New Guinea as I saying goes when you in Rome do what the Romans do students from the cheemba province also stand by the call for the PM to step aside they say there was a public forum held in kundi our town today responding good liudmila all other steps now whenever I'm stuff so we were just Rachel in doctored response Blair must come good liudmila there is overwhelming support from all the provincial groups at the University and the students have conducted a referendum facilitated by the PNG Electoral Commission to allow the boycott to happen legally by 2 p.m. this afternoon the Student Representative Council made the announcement in a forum that the Prime Minister hasn't responded to the petition even though attempts were made to contact his office and there will be an indefinite boycott of classes if the government 48 hours Prime Minister to respond to our petition and the petitioner $40 lapsed this morning at 10 o clock and we were expecting a response from the Prime Minister to respond to what we have just stated in our attempts but unfortunately we did not get a response and you have seen the reaction from the students best to silent they were run off we felt really down for what our leaders have done they should have at least given us a response to our petition the SRC president has made an announcement on behalf of the students that all academic assessments has formally ended this afternoon Prime Minister Peter O'Neill hasn't responded to the petition given by the University of Technology student body as of this up this afternoon this SRC has announced that the student body will carry out the indefinite boycott of classes they will be meeting with provincial leaders this afternoon to discuss the next course of action Bethany Harmon national MTV news lay.