Osmania University Students Stage Protest Over 'Security Breach' At Women's Hostel, Seek 'Justice'
Based on the information, the police reached the spot and are conducting an investigation into the alleged breach of security at Osmania University.
Osmania University PG College's women students in Secunderabad staged a protest against the alleged breach of security at the women's hotel on Friday night. The students gathered at the campus and started raising slogans "We want justice" among others. Based on the information, the police reached the spot and are conducting an investigation.
According to ANI, Students of Osmania University PG College, Secunderabad raised slogans of "We want justice" after an alleged security breach at the women's hostel last night.
#WATCH | Students of Osmania University PG College, Secunderabad, raise slogans of "We want justice" after alleged security breach at the women's hostel last night; Police probing the matter pic.twitter.com/0tkKjVyUwD
— ANI (@ANI) January 27, 2024
On Friday night, two men were accused of suspiciously entering the Secunderabad Osmania PG Ladies Hostel, as reported by the women residing on the campus. According to their accounts, the suspects purportedly broke a toilet window and attempted to assault the students. Swiftly responding to the threat, the women inside the restroom caught hold of one of the intruders and handed him over to the police.
In response to the incident, the students, both men and women, started a protest highlighting their concerns about the alleged lack of security at the Girls' hostel. Through a sit-in demonstration, they called for enhanced security measures and the installation of CCTV surveillance to monitor the campus.
Following this, the Principal has reassured the women of action and a prompt resolution to address the issues.
Rohini Priyadarshini, DCP North Zone, Hyderabad told ANI, "There was a case of an unidentified person scaling the campus wall and entering the girls' hostel at OU Sub-Campus PG Girls Hostel."
"We reached the spot and the accused was already apprehended by the students and the security people and we caught him and put him in a patrol vehicle," she said.
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