Monday, February 16, 2026
28.1 C
New Delhi

19-year-old set afire in front of college

19-year-old set afire in front of college

.

BAREILLY: A 19-year-old BCom student was set on fire just outside Hindu College here Thursday afternoon, shortly after completing an exam. Police said Aarush Singh, 21, a BA third-semester student, and Deepak Kumar, 20 who are from the same college allegedly hurled a flammable substance at Farhad Ali, causing serious burns on his thighs, reports Krishna Chaudhary. While the motive of the accused, who are on the run, is unknown, the violence has triggered tension prompting police presence around the campus. Farhad had just stepped out of the examination centre when the attack occurred at the college gate. A group of students and passers-by rushed to douse the fire. Police said he sustained 8% burn injuries but his condition is stable. Moradabad (city) SP Kumar Ranvijay Singh said, “It appears the attackers used a petrol-filled bottle, possibly a petrol bomb.”

Go to Source

Hot this week

UK Police ask govt to delay release of Mandelson documents linked to Epstein as Starmer faces scrutiny: Report

Police have asked the UK government to delay publishing documents linked to Peter Mandelson over his past association with Jeffrey Epstein, says a report. Read More

Israeli cabinet approves ‘de-facto annexation’ of West Bank

Israel’s cabinet has approved measures to tighten the control of the occupied West Bank that have been criticised as the ‘de facto’ annexation of the Palestinian territory. Read More

‘Biased And Baseless’: Russia Rejects Europe’s Navalny Poisoning Allegations

The Kremlin’s response came after five European countries UK, France, Germany, Sweden and the Netherlands said the Russian opposition leader was poisoned. Read More

Congress says Om Birla’s Dhaka visit a ‘gift’ for silencing LoP in Lok Sabha

NEW DELHI: Congress leader Akhilesh Prasad Singh made a stark remark against Om Birla’s Bangladesh visit calling it a reward from the Centre for not letting the Leader of Opposition, Rahul Gandhi, speak in the Lok Sabha. Read More

Tamil Nadu: Congress vs Congress erupts as Stalin refuses to blink

NEW DELHI: The simmering debate over power sharing in Tamil Nadu has triggered not just friction between the Congress and its ally, the DMK, but also exposed sharp internal rift within the Congress itself, with the state leadership mo Read More

Topics

UK Police ask govt to delay release of Mandelson documents linked to Epstein as Starmer faces scrutiny: Report

Police have asked the UK government to delay publishing documents linked to Peter Mandelson over his past association with Jeffrey Epstein, says a report. Read More

Israeli cabinet approves ‘de-facto annexation’ of West Bank

Israel’s cabinet has approved measures to tighten the control of the occupied West Bank that have been criticised as the ‘de facto’ annexation of the Palestinian territory. Read More

‘Biased And Baseless’: Russia Rejects Europe’s Navalny Poisoning Allegations

The Kremlin’s response came after five European countries UK, France, Germany, Sweden and the Netherlands said the Russian opposition leader was poisoned. Read More

Congress says Om Birla’s Dhaka visit a ‘gift’ for silencing LoP in Lok Sabha

NEW DELHI: Congress leader Akhilesh Prasad Singh made a stark remark against Om Birla’s Bangladesh visit calling it a reward from the Centre for not letting the Leader of Opposition, Rahul Gandhi, speak in the Lok Sabha. Read More

Tamil Nadu: Congress vs Congress erupts as Stalin refuses to blink

NEW DELHI: The simmering debate over power sharing in Tamil Nadu has triggered not just friction between the Congress and its ally, the DMK, but also exposed sharp internal rift within the Congress itself, with the state leadership mo Read More

Ajit Pawar Air Crash: Recovered Black Box May Be Sent Abroad For Analysis, Says Govt Source

The DGCA has begun a parallel investigation into the aircraft’s airworthiness and operational condition. Read More

Indian Railways New Plan: AI To Monitor Train Toilets, Staff To Face Fines If Standards Aren’t Met

Indian Railways has introduced an AI-based system on 100 trains to monitor toilet and coach cleanliness. Read More

‘Unfortunate’: Eknath Shinde Reacts After ‘Purification’ Of Temple Following Abdul Sattar’s Visit

Soon after Sattar’s visit, the group reportedly carried out what they described as a “cleansing” ritual by sprinkling cow urine inside the temple premises. Read More

Related Articles