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MP's Ujjain 50 Tribal Girls' Hostel Students Complain Of Outsider's Unauthorised Entry, Alleged Misconduct And Video Recording

Ujjain (Madhya Pradesh): About 50 students residing at Tribal Girls' College Hostel approached the collector's office here on Monday afternoon with a complaint about repeated visits and alleged interference of an outsider in hostel affairs. The students have accused a man named Sonu Kushwaha of entering the hostel premises without authorisation, behaving rudely with students and the hostel…

MP's Ujjain 50 Tribal Girls' Hostel Students Complain Of Outsider's Unauthorised Entry, Alleged Misconduct And Video Recording

Nearly 50 students from the Tribal Girls College Hostel in Ujjain have lodged a complaint with the collector's office regarding an outsider's unauthorized entry into the hostel premises. The students allege that Sonu Kushwaha, a driver employed by the divisional deputy commissioner of the tribal welfare department, has been making repeated visits to the hostel every two to three days.

According to the students, Kushwaha enters the hostel premises without authorization, behaves rudely with the students and the hostel warden, and arranges video recordings of their activities. They also expressed concerns that the hostel's CCTV cameras may have been switched off or removed. The hostel warden, Preeti Chandel, confirmed that Kushwaha is employed by the divisional deputy commissioner but maintains that he has no official connection with the hostel.

She stated that Kushwaha visits the hostel four to five times a day, including at night, and meets the hostel superintendent and her residence. The students have provided photographs and video evidence of Kushwaha's vehicles, which allegedly lack number plates. They have also demanded an investigation into the matter and requested that his entry into the hostel be restricted.

Joint collector Shivani Taretiya assured the students that a fair investigation would be conducted and that the allegations concerning the removal of CCTV cameras would be examined.

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