The sensation spread after a student’s suicide at the hostel of Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology located in Bhubaneswar, the capital of Odisha. Nature Lamsal was a resident of Nepal. She was a B-Tech third year student at Engineering College. After the incident came to light, tension spread among the Nepali students in the campus. He started protesting. After this, he was forcibly thrown out of the hostel.
The registrar of KIIT said that a third year Nepali student of B-Tech committed suicide in the hostel on Sunday. It is suspected that the student had a love affair with another student studying in KIIT. This incident has happened due to a dispute over something between them. The police was immediately informed about this. Police reached the spot and took the body in its possession. The parents of the deceased student have been informed about this.
DCP Pinak Mishra of Bhubaneswar said, “We have registered a case at Infosity Police Station based on the allegation of abetment of suicide by a student. The accused student is in police custody. He is being questioned. The mobile phone of the deceased student is being questioned. , Laptops and other gadgets have been confiscated.
In fact, Nepali students studying in the IIT after the suicide incident came to light. After this, university officials have discussed with the agitating students. KIIT said, “Keeping in mind the situation, the students of Nepal have been sent to their homes. The situation is currently under control.” On Sunday night, several students of Nepal gathered in the KIIT campus and demonstrated, demanding justice.
Additional Commissioner of Police (ACP) Prakash Chandra Pal said that two platoon of police force have been deployed to maintain law and order in the campus. Police is maintaining law and order. The room of the deceased girl has been sealed. The body of the student has been kept in the mortuary till the arrival of her parents. “Meanwhile, on Monday, two buses filled with Nepali students were taken off at Cuttack railway station. Students are being forcibly sent home from there.
A student at Cuttack railway station said, “We have been asked to vacate the hostel. We were forcibly taken here. We had to take the exam on February 28. We were protesting for the deceased student. We do not know What are their intentions, but we have not been able to get any money. Used to be.”