The girl student was shot, told the police – the dog bitten
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Greater Noida (IANS) | In the case of murder and suicide in Shiv Nadar University, the negligence and mistakes of the management of Shiv Nadar University are coming to the fore layer by layer. When the police was called after the girl student was shot, she was told that a girl student has been bitten by a dog, you should come soon. Police may soon send a notice to Shiv Nadar University for this negligence and misbehaviour. Along with this, notice can be issued to the security agency soon. Questions are also being raised on how the student reached inside the university with a pistol. Student Anuj shot classmate Sneha at Shiv Nadar University on Thursday during the day. On receiving the information, the university staff took the injured girl student to the hospital located inside the university. From where the student was shifted to a private hospital. During this, the police got a call from the university.
Dadri Kotwali in-charge Sujit Upadhyay said that information was received from the university over the phone that BA third year Sociology student was injured by dog bite. After the information, the police reached the university. A female doctor posted in the hospital told the student about stitches.
No one from the university informed about the girl student being shot. After some time, a call from a private hospital revealed that a student studying in Shiv Nadar University had been shot. The university misled the police in the whole matter. Police said that Sneha was the only child of her parents. His father is an advocate in Kanpur. During the investigation, it is learned that Anuj had made his video before the incident.
Security personnel are stationed at the university gate. Anyone is allowed inside only after a thorough check. In such a situation, the entry of a student carrying a pistol is raising a question mark on the security of the university. Investigation so far has revealed that the student had bought the pistol through an acquaintance.