Campus Clash: Student Groups Battle Over Theatrical Performance
Two students were injured in a confrontation between students at the University of Hyderabad over a theatrical performance. The clash involved members of SFI and ABVP, with both sides alleging injuries. The dispute arose during a play criticized by ABVP for content deemed offensive to Hindu sentiments.
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A confrontation erupted between student groups at the University of Hyderabad, resulting in injuries to two individuals, according to local police reports. The incident, which took place Monday night, involved members of the Students Federation of India (SFI) and the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP).
The skirmish unfolded during a curriculum-mandated performance of the play 'Holi' by the Theatre Arts department. ABVP members contested references in the play, claiming they were offensive to Hindu beliefs, leading to a physical altercation with SFI supporters.
Both SFI and ABVP have reported multiple injuries among their groups, with each side attributing blame to the other for the escalation. The university authorities and law enforcement are currently investigating circumstances surrounding the clash as tensions remain high on campus.
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