Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann directed DGP Gaurav Yadav to visit Lovely Professional University and assess violent student protests triggered by unverified allegations involving a female student. Police have formed an SIT, while LPU denied the claims and suspended classes
Violence flared at Lovely Professional University (LPU) in Phagwara as students clashed with police over allegations that a female student was raped and later died by suicide. Protesters set multiple police vehicles ablaze, vandalised campus property, and blocked the Jalandhar-Phagwara highway.
Hundreds of students protested at Lovely Professional University in Jalandhar after unverified social media rumours alleged a sexual assault. Students blocked a highway and damaged property, while LPU denied the allegations and police continued to assess the situation and verify claims
Hundreds of students protested at Lovely Professional University in Punjab’s Jalandhar after unverified social media claims of a sexual assault. Police initiated the FIR process, formed an SIT and deployed security, while the university denied the allegations and urged students to rely on official information
Lovely Professional University joined the nationwide 100-week anti-drug campaign with over 5,000 students, NSS volunteers and faculty members taking the Nasha Mukti Pledge. The university also participated in a live virtual interaction with Prime Minister Narendra Modi as one of nine selected institutions
