FIJI STUDENT THRASHED ON BHU CAMPUS

VARANASI: A foreign student was allegedly beaten up on Friday evening by four unidentified students near faculty of art intersection on the Banaras Hindu University premises. Police have registered a case in this connection on Sunday. According to police, Munish Krushil, a native of Fiji, is a student of BA first year. After attending classes, he was on way back to International hostel when a group of four students thrashed him near the intersection of faculty of Arts. The boy informed the Fiji Embassy and filed a written complaint with the BHU proctorial board.

THE BOY INFORMED THE FIJI EMBASSY AND FILED A WRITTEN COMPLAINT WITH THE BHU PROCTORIAL BOARD.

VARANASI: A foreign student was allegedly beaten up on Friday evening by four unidentified students near faculty of art intersection on the Banaras Hindu University premises.

Police have registered a case in this connection on Sunday.

According to police, Munish Krushil, a native of Fiji, is a student of BA first year at the faculty of arts in BHU.

After attending classes, he was on his way back to international hostel when a group of four students pushed him to the ground near Maitri guest house on Banaras Hindu University campus.

He somehow managed to dodge them and ran towards his hostel.

As he reached near the intersection of faculty of Arts, the same group of students stopped and thrashed him.

The boy informed the Fiji embassy and filed a written complaint with the BHU proctorial board.

Chief proctor professor Royana Singh immediately sent the complaint to the police, which registered a case against four unidentified students.

Station officer Lanka Police station Sanjiv Mishra said a case had been registered under section 352 (punishment for assault), 323 (punishment for voluntarily causing hurt), and 504 (intentional insult with intent to provoke breach of peace) of IPC against four unidentified students.

A team has been deployed to identify the students and senior authorities informed.