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Suratkal: Students clash at Govinda Das College; four hospitalised

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February 3, 2011

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Mangalore, February 3: Tension gripped Suratkal after four students of Govinda Das College were admitted to a private hospital with injuries following a scuffle on the campus on Thursday.

According to sources, the two groups of students clashed violently at the canteen of the campus despite the presence of non teaching staff at around 4:00 pm.

One of the students of the same college said on condition of anonymity that the quarrel broke out when Kalandar, a student of final year B.Com warned a group of BBM students, who allegedly had beaten a student.

According to Kalandar the group used to give torture to a boy called Yasin, who is also a student of same college, the student said.

It is said that that MBA students identified as Sukhesh, Nithin and Praveen clashed with B.Com students Kalandar Imran, Mohammad Masood and Navaz.

Within a few minutes the police rushed to the spot and dispersed the mob and warned the students against giving communal colour to the “internal clash”.

However, both the groups have accused each other for igniting fight and lodged separate complaints with their own versions at Suratkal police station.


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