Two more students arrested in Bahra University ragging case, total arrests rise to five

In a notable advancement in the Bahra University ragging case, authorities have apprehended two additional students for their role in the assault and ragging of a first-year student. This brings the total number of arrests to five, with three already in custody.

The incident came to light when a first-year student accused senior students of physical and mental harassment. A disturbing video of the incident, showing the victim being beaten with a belt, kicked, slapped, and forced to consume drugs, has gone viral on social media, prompting public outrage and swift police action. The police are thoroughly investigating all aspects of the case.

Investigations revealed that the ragging involved not only physical assault but also severe mental abuse. The victim was subjected to derogatory language and coerced into drug use. The police is examining every detail and investigating the past criminal records of the accused. In response, Bahra University has taken strong disciplinary measures.

The police team visited the university campus on Tuesday to continue their investigation, inspecting the site of the incident and recording statements from other students. Authorities are working to ensure no further violations of student safety occur on campus.

This case has raised concerns about the persistence of ragging in educational institutions, despite strict anti-ragging laws. Bahra University has assured the public of its full cooperation with the police investigation and its commitment to preventing such incidents in the future. Further details are awaited in this story.