In response to recent altercations between Indian and Nigerian students on campus, the G.D. Goenka University in this city announced on Tuesday that it would take strong measures. After skirmishes on the football field on Friday between Indian and Nigerian students, there was unrest on the university campus, which is close to Sohna.
Both groups involved in the skirmishes filed FIRs against one another at the Sohna City police station after the event resulted in six students being hurt. According to the university, 22 students have been suspended after CCTV evidence showed they were involved in the altercations. On Tuesday, the university administration met with the parents of 20 of the 22 students. The university administration informed the parents about their children’s involvement in the fights during the meeting.
“The kids will face harsh punishment if they are proven guilty in the internal report. Some of them might even be expelled from the school, and others would be made to vacate the dorm “Dhirendra Singh Parihar, the university’s registrar, stated. “Any type of sporting action will eventually take place in front of referees. The university’s security system will also be reinforced “Added he. Police are also checking the facts as the institution conducts an internal investigation into the incident, and, according to a senior official, appropriate legal action will be taken.
