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LPU students protest, block highway, set objects on fire over unverified rape report

Students at Lovely Professional University protested over alleged rumors of a rape incident on campus. They damaged property and blocked the Jalandhar-Phagwara national highway during their demonstration. Police stated that the claims were unfounded and reported no such crime. A heavy police presence was deployed to control the situation and address students' grievances. This unrest followed a…

LPU students protest, block highway, set objects on fire over unverified rape report

On Saturday night, September 26, a tense situation erupted at Lovely Professional University (LPU) in Phagwara, Punjab following an unverified message alleging a female student had been raped. The rumor led to protests on campus and spreading to the nearby highway, resulting in vandalism and a set fire. Despite the chaos, police report no rape complaint has been filed and their preliminary investigation finds no evidence to support the claim.

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