One of the most recognized universities of Eastern India, KIIT University has turned into a battleground from yesterday.
The violent clash broke out between the students of B.tech and law students after a second year engineering student passed lewd comments to a female law student.
On the evening of 23 November, a second-year B-Tech Mechanical Engineering student allegedly harassed and teased a final year female law student inside KIIT campus. Following the incident, the law student and her batchmates protested at the BTech hostel and demanded an apology. The blamed apologized by the end for the day.
@ZeeNews See the brutality by which law students of KIIT UNIVERSITY are treated by engineering students. The students in the lift are law students who have been brutally beaten up.
Shame!!!
Extremely inhuman and insane behavior. pic.twitter.com/YRBZzn6kDn— Adeesh Giri (@adeeshkumar1409) November 24, 2018
However, the next day, hundreds of engineering students reportedly entered the Law School with brew bottles, sticks, bats, stones and even knives with an intention to damage the school and cause harm to the unaware law students and seeing the action of other students defending the culprit, the irony just died a thousand deaths.
And the spot CCTV footages are now going viral on social media platforms and even few of the national media has also published the report after SRPF deployment and the high voltage action inside the campus. However, there’s always another side of the story and people on social media reacted with their versions and asked CM Naveen Patnaik and education department for intervention to take immediate action against the culprits and the college authority.
@achyuta_samanta
The situation in KIIT University is highly disturbing. A lot of my friends and their siblings are a part of the college and it’s highly scary that those standing up for justice are punished. Think about all the parents who have sent their children to study there— Smriti Suri (@94Smriti) November 24, 2018
KIIT Univeristy has become an abode for hooligans where the engineering students can come and treat Law students like animals. Well this isn’t clearly the first time where atrocities against Law students have been carried out. #justiceforksol pic.twitter.com/Xlp1IIcxrV
— Vinay Singh Chandel (@vinaysingh2309) November 25, 2018
First, the issue was escalated to higher degree because police action was delayed. Second, none of the KIIT authorities are available to answer about the situation. @achyuta_samanta @otvnews @NewIndianXpress @timesofindia @Dharitri_News @etvodia #Odisha https://t.co/ZRLszXTeTm
— Lovisha Darad (@LovishaDarad) November 25, 2018
some are on footpaths, some are at railway station,some in hotels… somehow they are managing for now but Kiit simply told they cant do anything.Kiit dont care because they think eve-teasing is not a big thing.
— Amarjeet (@Amarjeet9852452) November 25, 2018
#BreakingNews
An Eye for an Eye Will Make the Whole World Blind.
More clip from clash between #KIIT students #kiitlawschool #Bhubaneswar pic.twitter.com/pWCRgF9GHU— LoveOnn (@loveonninspyr) November 25, 2018
Where they should have provided more security our respected authority choosed to vacant both the girls and boys hostels at mid night without providing any accomodation or security… 😷 @KIIT bhubneswar @ndtv pic.twitter.com/JoUJm4nS4U
— amiable (@nehaAmiable15) November 25, 2018
Another serious matter well suppressed by @KIITUniversity ashamed to be a part of this pathetic institution. @TOIIndiaNews @TOIBhubaneswar @HRDMinistry @barcouncilindia @ugc_india @PMOIndia #vandalism #KIIT #ksol #Boca #CopaLibertadores pic.twitter.com/IKFZwdxCrB
— The RRS (@iEmRRS) November 25, 2018
solidarity with our fellow law students at KIIT School of Law, and to let people know how the institution treats the security of its LAW students.#KSOLDemandJustice#ArrestTheCulprit
— Shashank Suman (@deligenshashank) November 25, 2018
Recently the similar kind of incident took place in SRM university where a staff harassed a girl in hostel lift and later on arrested by Chennai police.
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