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Crime
Alwar Student Accuses Classmate of Assault, Police Open Investigation
✍️ Amar Ujala · Alwar
🗓 17 Sep 2026, 04:00 PM
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A third‑year student at a private university in Alwar has filed a complaint alleging that a second‑year student strangled her, kicked her abdomen, used caste slurs and threatened to kill her. Police have registered the case and begun an inquiry.
A third‑year student at a private university in Alwar has lodged a complaint accusing a second‑year student of assault. According to the report, the accused allegedly strangled the victim, kicked her in the abdomen, used caste‑based slurs and threatened to kill her. The victim claims that the confrontation escalated after a verbal altercation in the campus premises.
The police received the complaint on the same day and registered a First Information Report (FIR). Investigators have taken statements from both parties and are collecting evidence from the campus security footage. The accused student has been summoned for questioning.
University officials have stated that they are cooperating with the authorities and will provide any required assistance. They also mentioned that disciplinary action may be taken pending the outcome of the investigation.
This incident has drawn attention to campus safety concerns in Alwar, prompting calls for stricter security measures and better conflict‑resolution mechanisms within private educational institutions.
The police received the complaint on the same day and registered a First Information Report (FIR). Investigators have taken statements from both parties and are collecting evidence from the campus security footage. The accused student has been summoned for questioning.
University officials have stated that they are cooperating with the authorities and will provide any required assistance. They also mentioned that disciplinary action may be taken pending the outcome of the investigation.
This incident has drawn attention to campus safety concerns in Alwar, prompting calls for stricter security measures and better conflict‑resolution mechanisms within private educational institutions.