NSUI, ABVP Members Clash At Pune College Ahead Of Rahul Gandhi's Visit

Senior Congress leader Vijay Wadettiwar, who visited the hostel after the incident, claimed that ABVP workers were threatening the two female students.

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Police were deployed in large numbers on the campus following the incident.
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  • A clash occurred between ABVP and NSUI at Pune college hostel before Rahul Gandhi's event
  • ABVP claimed Congress workers forced female students to register for event
  • Congress alleged ABVP confined and threatened two female students in hostel
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Members of the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad and National Students Union of India clashed at the COEP Technological University hostel campus on Friday ahead of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's Chhatron KI Gunj event in the city.

Police were deployed in large numbers on the campus following the incident.

While ABVP members claimed that Congress workers were forcing female students of the College of Engineering, Pune (COEP) to register for Saturday's Chhatron ki Gunj event, Congress leaders claimed that two female students, who had spoken in support of the event, were confined and threatened inside the hostel by ABVP workers.

Senior Congress leader Vijay Wadettiwar, who visited the hostel after the incident, claimed that ABVP workers were threatening the two female students.

Akshay Jain, president of the Maharashtra Pradesh Youth Congress (Media Department), said the incident was "extremely unfortunate". The two female students had raised concerns over their scholarship issues and supported the Chhatron ki Gunj event, he said.

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Atharv Kulkarni, Pradesh Mantri, ABVP, however claimed that the NSUI workers were entering hostel premises and forcing female students to register for Saturday's event

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