Probe ordered, eve teasing in Rajasthan university campus

University ordered three member committee to look into it

PTI | June 21, 2011



A girl, student of LLB first year, was allegedly eve teased and manhandled by some unruly boys in Rajasthan University campus when she was returning to her hostel after writing an exam.

The university administration on Tuesday appointed a three-member committee headed by J J Malik to probe the incident which took place yesterday, the university sources said.

Based on the girl's complaint, the police has also lodged an FIR against unknown persons under sections 354, 323, 504 of IPC with Gandhi Nagar police station, but the accused could not be arrested so far.

She was returning to her hostel when the accused allegedly eve teased and manhandled her at the Law college campus in the day-time yesterday.

Meanwhile, Rajasthan University Women's Association (RUWA) condemned the incidence and issued appeal to the university administration that it should create a safe environment for free movement of girl students within the campus.

RUWA's president Malti Gupta said that to protest the incidence, an awareness rally will be taken out outside the campus of the University Law College tomorrow.

"We have called upon all the students, teachers and other employees of the University of Rajasthan and affiliated colleges and other women organisations to support the rally, she added.
 

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