Bengaluru: Student Allegedly Stabbed Multiple Times By Her Friend At College
The incident occurred at the university, where the victim was studying, while the accused is said to be a BCA student from another college
A 19-year-old B Tech student was allegedly stabbed multiple times by her friend, at a private university on the outskirts of Bengaluru on Monday, police said. They said attempting to end his life, the accused too stabbed himself.
The victim girl student identified as Laya Smitha, who was rushed to the hospital was declared brought dead, while the accused, identified as Pawan Kalyan, who has suffered injuries on the chest, is being treated at the hospital.
The incident occurred at the university, where the victim was studying, while the accused is said to be a BCA student from another college.
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Both are said to be from a village in Mulbagal taluk of Kolar district, police said, other students, who noticed the duo lying in a pool of blood, alerted the college authorities and security staff.
Police said they are yet to ascertain the motive or reason behind the murder. A case has been registered and an investigation is underway. There was a sense of panic among the students of the college, where the incident happened.
"Pawan was carrying a knife. After a brief conversation with Layasmitha, he stabbed her multiple times. He then stabbed himself," a police official said, as quoted by NDTV.
The security officials were seen rushing Laya Smitha to the hospital in a purported video that was widely shared on social media. A case has been registered and the probe is on.
Earlier, a devotee died while two others got injured after the mini-van in which they were traveling from Sabarimala met with an accident near Vedasandur in Dindigul district. The mini-van was commuting 20 Ayyappan temple devotees from Karnataka.
According to ANI, Dindigul police said, “One person died and two others were injured after a mini-van carrying 20 Ayyappan temple devotees from Karnataka met with an accident near Vedasandur in Dindigul district.”
(With PTI inputs)
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