New Delhi: Security was increased around the Jawaharlal Nehru University campus on Monday, a day after four outsiders were held for allegedly misbehaving with women students and police used batons and teargas to disperse agitated students.
"Policemen have been deployed in large numbers outside the university campus to prevent any untoward incident. A case has been registered and the accused will be produced in court," said a senior police officer.
The four men were identified as Nitin Kapoor, Ankit Nanda, Amit Chauhan and Gagan Kumar.
According to students, the trouble started when four men in an inebriated state were caught misbehaving with women students and threatening a security guard by putting a gun to his head on the university campus.
"I was going with my friend when a car crossed at high speed. They almost knocked us down and started passing lewd remarks. I reported the matter to one of the guards on duty," said a PhD student, Vibha Iyer.
According to the students, the four men drove into the south Delhi campus around 1530 hrs IST on Sunday and were drinking in their white Hyundai Accent car.
"After the matter was reported to security guards, one of the four men put a gun on the guard's head saying he was son of a senior police officer," said a student, Saurabh Gupta.
The students caught hold of the youths and called the police. However, students did not allow police to take the youth outside the campus till late in the evening demanding apologies from them. Police made a baton charge and lobbed teargas shells to disperse the students.
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