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27 Injured as Protests Erupt Over Alleged Rape at Punjab College

by Mohammed Ahmed October 14, 2024
written by Mohammed Ahmed October 14, 2024
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At least 27 people have been injured in Lahore after students clashed with the security team and police during protests over an alleged rape at a Punjab college.

Rescue officials confirmed the number of casualties, with one student transferred to a hospital in serious condition.

(1/2) ⬇️ Protests erupted at a Lahore college over an alleged on-campus rape, leading to clashes with security and police.

Rescue officials report 27 people injured. The police are investigating but have yet to confirm the incident.#Lahore #StudentProtests #PunjabColleges pic.twitter.com/kjbWpZs5zk

— British Pakistani Index (@PakistaniIndex) October 14, 2024

The unrest began after news of the alleged rape went viral on social media, sparking outrage among students who demanded accountability from the college administration.

A security guard has been arrested, but no formal complaint (FIR) has been lodged by the victim’s family, and the incident remains under investigation.

Deputy Inspector General Faisal Kamran stated that efforts are ongoing to locate the victim and verify the claims.

While hospital records and CCTV footage have been reviewed, no concrete evidence has been found yet. Kamran added that the police are engaging with the students and college administration, assuring a transparent investigation.

(1/2) ⬇️ Students at Punjab Group of Colleges in Lahore are protesting the alleged rape of a first-year female student by a security guard.

Demonstrations have escalated, leading to clashes with police. Authorities confirm no FIR has been filed yet. #Lahore #PunjabCollege pic.twitter.com/Dpy1RII3IW

— British Pakistani Index (@PakistaniIndex) October 14, 2024

Punjab Education Minister Rana Sikandar Hayat visited the protest site, assuring students of justice.

He vowed that action would be taken against the college administration if allegations of misconduct, including evidence deletion, are proven.

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