Indore college principal dies after being set on fire by former student.The principal of Indore College, who was set on fire by a former student, died as a result of his injuries.
According to authorities, the student accused was upset at not obtaining the grade sheet and had also assaulted a professor with a knife in October of last year.
According to authorities, the Principal of B.M. College of Pharmacy in Indore, who was set on fire by a former student, died of her injuries while seeking treatment at an Indore hospital on February 25 early morning.
Prof. Vimukta Sharma, the Principal of B. M. College of Pharmacy, died, according to Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) Shashikant Kankane. On Monday, the accused, a former pupil named Ashutosh Srivastava, poured gasoline on the 49-year-old principal and lit her flames.The victim raced towards the college building, where the fire was quenched and she was brought to the hospital. During the altercation, the accused suffered burn injuries and attempted to leap into a ditch, but was apprehended by police. According to ASP Kankane, a complaint was filed against the accused under Section 307 (attempt to kill) of the Indian Criminal Code (IPC), and he was placed on day police remand on Thursday.
On Friday, District Collector Ilaya Raja T. enforced NSA (National Security Act) against the accused Ashutosh Srivastava. Today, the accused will be prosecuted under IPC Section 302 (murder), according to ASP.
Moreover, Bhagwat Singh Birde, Superintendent of Police (Rural) in Indore, stated, "According to the Principal's family members, Vimukta Sharma filed a written complaint against accused Ashutosh three times with Simrol police station Assistant Sub Inspector Sanjeev Tiwari. He did not, however, take any action. ASI Tiwari was suspended on Thursday as a result of the investigation."
According to the police, the accused was upset because he had not received his grade sheet and had previously attacked a professor with a knife in October of last year.
Previously, SP Bhagwat Singh Birde informed the media, "Ashutosh Srivastava, a former student, spilled fuel on the Principal of BM College, causing her to incur 80% burn injuries, for which she was being treated."
"The pupil had failed the seventh semester, according to our findings. In the seventh semester, he appeared for the test and likewise passed, but didn't obtain the mark sheet. He attempted suicide after the event, but was apprehended by authorities. He would face severe consequences "SP was then added.
The principal of Indore College, who was set on fire by a former student, died as a result of his injuries.
According to authorities, the student accused was upset at not obtaining the grade sheet and had also assaulted a professor with a knife in October of last year.
According to authorities, the Principal of B.M. College of Pharmacy in Indore, who was set on fire by a former student, died of her injuries while seeking treatment at an Indore hospital on February 25 early morning.
Prof. Vimukta Sharma, the Principal of B. M. College of Pharmacy, died, according to Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) Shashikant Kankane. On Monday, the accused, a former pupil named Ashutosh Srivastava, poured gasoline on the 49-year-old principal and lit her flames.
The victim raced towards the college building, where the fire was quenched and she was brought to the hospital. During the altercation, the accused suffered burn injuries and attempted to leap into a ditch, but was apprehended by police. According to ASP Kankane, a complaint was filed against the accused under Section 307 (attempt to kill) of the Indian Criminal Code (IPC), and he was placed on day police remand on Thursday.
On Friday, District Collector Ilaya Raja T. enforced NSA (National Security Act) against the accused Ashutosh Srivastava. Today, the accused will be prosecuted under IPC Section 302 (murder), according to ASP.
Moreover, Bhagwat Singh Birde, Superintendent of Police (Rural) in Indore, stated, "According to the Principal's family members, Vimukta Sharma filed a written complaint against accused Ashutosh three times with Simrol police station Assistant Sub Inspector Sanjeev Tiwari. He did not, however, take any action. ASI Tiwari was suspended on Thursday as a result of the investigation."
According to the police, the accused was upset because he had not received his grade sheet and had previously attacked a professor with a knife in October of last year.
Previously, SP Bhagwat Singh Birde informed the media, "Ashutosh Srivastava, a former student, spilled fuel on the Principal of BM College, causing her to incur 80% burn injuries, for which she was being treated."
"The pupil had failed the seventh semester, according to our findings. In the seventh semester, he appeared for the test and likewise passed, but didn't obtain the mark sheet. He attempted suicide after the event, but was apprehended by authorities. He would face severe consequences "SP was then added.
