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A doctor was lured into a hostel room by 2 BHU students and their accomplices, who sexually assaulted and robbed the 32-year-old.

BHU students allegedly sexually assault doctor in hostel, arrested

A doctor was lured into a hostel room by 2 BHU students and their accomplices, who allegedly sexually assaulted and robbed the 32-year-old.

Two students from the Banaras Hindu University allegedly lured a doctor to their hostel before sexually assaulting and robbing the 32-year-old. As per Indian Express, the two BHU students were among a group of five.
Police said the group also recorded the entire incident and tried to extort money from the doctor. Three accused, including the two students, have been arrested as the police hunt the other two individuals.
The doctor said the accused stole a gold chain, ring and cash. Those arrested have now confessed to the crime, as per Varanasi Deputy Commissioner of Police Ram Sewak Gautam.
Police uncovered that this was not the first time the accused were involved in such an incident. According to IE, the group had assaulted four other doctors and one businessman previously.
The report added that the accused contacted the doctors using a mobile application majorly used by the gay community.
The police have registered cases against those arrested. The accused are booked under sections relating to unnatural offences, criminal intimidation, extortion and others.
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The ABVP burnt the effigy of BHU vice chancellor Professor Sudhir Kumar Jain in front of his residence on campus after he attended an iftar party hosted by teachers and students of Mahila Mahavidyalaya. 
The protesting students claimed that this was a new tradition and a move to appease. 
They further alleged that the VC did not find time to celebrate other festivals with students. 
The BHU administration, however, has refuted the claim. University spokesperson Dr Rajesh Singh reportedly said the iftar party was an annual affair and not a new tradition. 
 

Ruckus by ABVP in BHU after VC attends iftar party

Ruckus in BHU after VC attends iftar party

A group of students burnt the effigy of BHU&nbsp;vice chancellor Professor Sudhir&nbsp;Kumar&nbsp;Jain in front of his residence on campus after he attended an iftar&nbsp;party hosted by teachers and students of Mahila&nbsp;Mahavidyalaya.&nbsp;
The protesting students claimed that this was a new tradition and a move to appease.&nbsp;
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They further alleged that the VC did not find time to celebrate other festivals with students.&nbsp;
The BHU&nbsp;administration, however, has refuted the claim. University spokesperson Dr Rajesh&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;reportedly said the iftar&nbsp;party was an annual affair and not a new tradition.&nbsp;
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A group of students burnt the effigy of BHU&nbsp;vice chancellor Professor Sudhir&nbsp;Kumar&nbsp;Jain in front of his residence; BHU&nbsp;administration denies claim, says iftar&nbsp;party annual affair

A group of students burnt the effigy of BHU&nbsp;vice chancellor Professor Sudhir&nbsp;Kumar&nbsp;Jain in front of his residence on campus after he attended an iftar&nbsp;party hosted by teachers and students of Mahila&nbsp;Mahavidyalaya.&nbsp;
The protesting students claimed that this was a new tradition and a move to appease.&nbsp;
They further alleged that the VC did not find time to celebrate other festivals with students.&nbsp;
The BHU&nbsp;administration, however, has refuted the claim. University spokesperson Dr Rajesh&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;reportedly said the iftar&nbsp;party was an annual affair and not a new tradition.&nbsp;
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