Rajasthan Congress Forms Committee to Investigate Udaipur Student's Fatal Stabbing

Following the tragic death of a class 10 student who was stabbed by a classmate, Rajasthan Congress has set up a four-member committee to probe the incident. Protests and communal tensions have escalated in Udaipur, leading to vehicle arson, shop vandalism, and a temporary internet shutdown.

Rajasthan Congress has announced the formation of a four-member committee to investigate the fatal stabbing of a class 10 student by a schoolmate in Udaipur. The committee includes Congress MP Bhajanlal Jatav, Udaipur Congress leader Tarachand Meena, former minister Uday Lal Anjana, and Rampal Jat. The team will also meet the deceased student's family.

In response to the incident, several protest groups set vehicles on fire and vandalized shops. The Udaipur district administration imposed restrictions and shut down internet services for 24 hours on Friday to curb communal violence sparked by the school stabbing.

International President of the Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP), Alok Kumar, condemned the attack on Saturday. He expressed concerns over the mindset that led a student to carry a knife to school and questioned the underlying influences that prompted the violent act.