G D Goenka University to take strict action on clashes between Indian, Nigerian students
Press Trust of India | October 18, 2022 | 10:11 PM IST | 1 min read
Six students were injured in clash between Indian and Nigerian students during a football match on campus. 22 students suspended.
GURUGRAM : The G D Goenka University here will take strict action in connection with the recent clashes between Nigerian and Indian students on the campus, it said on Tuesday. There was tension on the university campus, located near Sohna, after clashes broke out between Indian and Nigerian students on the football ground on Friday.
Six students were injured in the incident and both groups involved in the clashes got FIRs lodged against each other at the Sohna City police station. Twenty-two students have been suspended after CCTV footage confirmed their involvement in the clashes, the university said. The parents of 20 of the 22 students met the university management on Tuesday. During the meeting, the university management apprised the parents of the involvement of their children in the clashes.
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"If the students are found guilty in the internal report, strict action will be taken against them. Some of them can even be expelled from the university and some may be forced to leave the hostel," university registrar Dhirendra Singh Parihar said. "In the future, any kind of sports event will be held in the presence of officials. The security system will also be strengthened in the university," he added. While the university is investigating the matter internally, police are also verifying the facts and action will be taken in accordance with the law, a senior officer said.
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