Trending: A Noida university student gets verbally and physically harassed

The ragging incident has now gone viral on the internet, showing how a female student was assaulted by a group of female students at a private university in Greater Noida.

A video has recently been trending on social media platforms, where a girl is seen getting verbally abused and then physically assaulted by a group of female students in a private university in Greater Noida. This has prompted an internal enquiry and renewed concerns over campus safety and anti-ragging measures.

Alleged case of ragging at a Greater Noida private university makes headlines.

The video, which has now been circulated widely on social media, shows an alleged case of ragging at a Greater Noida private university. The video shows how the student was slapped and verbally harassed by classmates in a ragging case. The disturbing incident of alleged ragging has now sparked outrage among netizens. The incident reportedly took place at a private university in the Dadri police station area. In the viral clip, a group of students could be seen confronting a female student, pulling her hair, slapping her, and verbally harassing her while others stood by. The clip has now sparked serious questions about discipline and security within the institution.

Watch the viral video here:

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DX6dweWgSeb

Netizens react to the viral video.

One user reacted, “Take action.” Another expressed, “Feminism keliyeyahikalankhain!!!” (These are a black patch on feminism). A third user wrote, “Need to expel her ASAP.” A fourth user commented, “This is extremely brutal and violent..they should be restigated.” One more commented, “These girls should be thrown behind bars! Ridiculous!!”

Following the viral video, the university’s administration stepped in and formed an internal enquiry committee to investigate the matter. According to officials, the panel will examine the authenticity of the video, identify those involved, and submit a detailed report within the next four to five days. Based on its findings, further action is expected to be taken.