DU college student suspended for 'luring' women to Ahmedabad concert; ABVP-NSUI spar

ABVP demands NIA probe into NSUI office-bearer Anas Khan over messages seeking female students for NRI-sponsored events

NEW DELHI: Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) considers the messages that have surfaced concerning Anas Khan, NSUI Vice-President at Delhi University’s Ramanujan College, extremely serious. The messages reveal attempts to lure female students with money and other incentives and arrange their association with NRI men under the pretext of NRI-sponsored events. The conversations also contain references to selecting female students based on t…

NSUI leader suspended for luring DU girls to join Diljit Dosanjh concert

The college has barred Khan from taking part in regular and extracurricular activities during the suspension period, however, he was allowed to take part in scheduled university examinations considering that he is a third-year student.

'VIP access': DU college suspends NSUI leader for ‘luring female freshers' to Diljit Dosanjh concert

In a suspension letter dated November 6, the college said its Proctorial Committee examined the complaint against Khan, his explanation and the findings of a preliminary inquiry before recommending disciplinary action.

DU student suspended for ‘luring’ women to Diljit’s Gujarat concert

The suspension triggered a political controversy, with the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) targeting the National Students’ Union of India (NSUI), say

DU college student suspended for 'luring' women to Ahmedabad concert; ABVP-NSUI spar

The suspension triggered a political controversy, with the ABVP targeting the NSUI, saying that the student was an NSUI office-bearer.

ABVP seeks probe into allegations against NSUI activist; outfit says he was suspended - The Tribune

A political row has erupted at Delhi University’s Ramanujan College after allegations surfaced on social media against Anas Khan, an individual associated with the NSUI, of allegedly offering female fresher students concert visits, travel and other facilities in exchange for spending time with certain men and facilitating financial benefits.