New Delhi: Three students were reportedly expelled
for taking an online test while wearing lungi.
These students were from Dinajpur's Hajee Mohammad Danesh University of Science and Technology.
The dismissal occurred during the semester final test of the 20th batch of the University's Engineering Faculty's Food Process and Engineering Department. The students were expelled. However, not for wearing lungis. But for virtually breaking the rules during examinations and referring to sick, according to the faculty.
It has been learned that an examination for the Department of Food and Process Engineering's General Chemistry course was held on Monday last. Fahad, a student who took part in the improv exam was initially dismissed minutes after the online exam began at 12:30 p.m.
Earlier, on Friday, a woman's throat was slashed by her classmate right after she stepped out of her examination hall in a college in Kerela. This incident had taken place in St. Thomas College, which is a premier educational institution located in the district of Kottayam in Kerela. The woman was had succumbed to her injuries before she could be admitted to a hospital. The classmate who attacked her stayed back in college until the police reached the college and surrendered before them. The classmate has been identified as Abhishek Baiju and is only 22 years old.
As per reports, there were a few students outside the examination hall since the university was conducting an exam. Both the woman and the classmate had finished the exam early and had come out of the exam hall. Both of them had enrolled in the BBA course in the Food Processing Technology department. Before being attacked, the woman was seen walking and engaging in an argument with her classmate. In a sad turn of events, the classmate took out a knife out of nowhere and immediately slashed the woman's throat.
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