Tuesday, January 14, 2025
HomeNewsJamiat Attacks Hindu Students For Celebrating Holi At Karachi University In...

Jamiat Attacks Hindu Students For Celebrating Holi At Karachi University In Second Such Incident

Published on

In a second such incident, the Islami Jamiat Tulba (IJT) activists attacked Hindu students at Karachi University for holding an event to celebrate Holi.

According to details, the Sindhi department at Karachi University organised the Holi celebrations.

In a video doing rounds on social media, a woman student said that students from IJT came and harassed them and beat up the male students.

“While we were celebrating Holi,” they alleged, “a number of boys from the Jamiat came and stopped us. They beat us and other students.”

However, the university administration denied the reports of violence against Hindu students.

Earlier, at least 15 students were injured as the IJT activists attacked Hindu students at Punjab University for holding an event to celebrate Holi.

The students had taken permission from the university administration prior to holding the event.

However, the IJT activists carrying guns and batons attacked the gathering of students when they were celebrating Holi.

Latest articles

Cholistan Farmers’ Longstanding Struggle for Land and Water Rights Remains Overlooked

Cholistan, a vast desert in Pakistan’s Punjab province, covers an area of 6.6 million acres and spans the districts...

Minor Christian Boy Jailed for Blasphemy in Sargodha Despite Juvenile Status

SARGODHA, PAKISTAN: A teenage Christian boy in Sargodha has been in prison on blasphemy charges for over a year,...

Taliban, ISIS Fuelled The Sectarian Clashes in Parachinar, Says Ex-MNA

Clashing tribes in the restive Kurram district of Pakistan's Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province finally signed a peace agreement on Wednesday to...

How Pakistan’s Peripheries Dissented in 2024

In 2024, democracy in Pakistan suffered setbacks on many fronts. Among these setbacks was the state’s denial — through...

UN Rapporteurs Ask Pakistan To Investigate Militant Attacks On Girls’ Schools In Waziristan

ISLAMABAD: The United Nations special rapporteurs have written a letter to the government of Pakistan, voicing their concerns over...

Human Rights Commission of Pakistan Condemns Conviction of Civilians by Military Courts

ISLAMABAD: The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) has condemned the conviction of 25 Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) supporters by military...

In a second such incident, the Islami Jamiat Tulba (IJT) activists attacked Hindu students at Karachi University for holding an event to celebrate Holi.

According to details, the Sindhi department at Karachi University organised the Holi celebrations.

In a video doing rounds on social media, a woman student said that students from IJT came and harassed them and beat up the male students.

“While we were celebrating Holi,” they alleged, “a number of boys from the Jamiat came and stopped us. They beat us and other students.”

However, the university administration denied the reports of violence against Hindu students.

Earlier, at least 15 students were injured as the IJT activists attacked Hindu students at Punjab University for holding an event to celebrate Holi.

The students had taken permission from the university administration prior to holding the event.

However, the IJT activists carrying guns and batons attacked the gathering of students when they were celebrating Holi.

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

Also Read

Cholistan Farmers’ Longstanding Struggle for Land and Water Rights...

Cholistan, a vast desert in Pakistan’s Punjab province, covers...

Human Rights Commission of Pakistan Condemns Conviction of Civilians...

ISLAMABAD: The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) has condemned...

Parachinar Siege: 29 Children Dead As City’s Only Govt...

PARACHINAR, PAKISTAN: The restive border town of Parachinar is...

Death Toll From Kurram Sectarian Violence Rises To 124

Pakistan - The number of deaths from the sectarian conflict...