INDORE NEWS : A news of Indore city of Madhya Pradesh is being discussed all over the country. In fact, a former student of a private pharmacy college burnt a 25 year old female principal by dousing it with petrol due to a mark list dispute. She is swinging between life and death in the hospital. An official of the hospital has given information in this regard on Tuesday.

Management told the accused of “criminal tendency”

Meanwhile, the college management termed the accused as “criminal propensity” and said it would blame the principal for withdrawing a four-month-old case of knife attack on a professor of the institute in a mark sheet dispute. The pressure was building. An official of the city’s Choithram Hospital told ‘PTI-Bhasha’ that Dr. Vimukta Sharma, Principal of BM College of Pharmacy (80) Nearly 83 percent have been burnt and their very serious condition is not improving .

Police officials told that Ashutosh, an alumnus of the college Srivastava (25) burnt Sharma on Monday afternoon by pouring petrol when he was visiting the institute. She was plucking bilva patra (a leaf offered to Lord Shiva which is considered sacred in the Hindu ritual of worship) from a tree in the premises. Officials said that the incident took place when the college holiday was over and Sharma was about to leave for her home. He said that Srivastava was arrested on Monday itself and on the basis of the principal’s statement, sections of the Indian Penal Code 427 were registered against him. ) (attempt to murder) has been registered.

The college management declared the accused wrong

) Officials quoted the accused as saying that he had B. Pharma. Had passed the examination in July 2023, but despite repeated demands, the college management was not giving him his mark sheet. On the other hand, the college management has termed this statement of the accused as wrong. Rakesh Sharma, secretary of the Patel Education Society, which runs the college, told PTI-Bhasha, “Our college has no role in stopping Srivastava’s mark sheet. The task of issuing the marks list to the passed students is that of Bhopal-based Rajiv Gandhi Technological University. a professor was attacked with a knife

He alleged that Srivastava, of criminal nature, had attacked a professor of the college with a knife about four months ago in a mark-list dispute, in which he had sustained minor injuries. Sharma told that Srivastava was arrested in this case and he was released from jail on bail. He said that Srivastava, after being released from jail, was putting undue pressure on the lady principal and other employees of the college to withdraw the case registered against him four months back.

Meanwhile, Superintendent of Police (Country) Bhagwat Singh Virde said that college principal Sharma was set ablaze by pouring petrol The accused himself has also suffered almost percent burns and after his arrest, he was admitted to the hospital. has been done. He told that the condition of the accused is out of danger after treatment.