Archive · 30 Sep 2025
Indore University Students' Alleged Protest Plot
Some older students at an Indian university are accused of making younger students create fake social media accounts.
They planned to use these accounts to protest against the university, similar to student protests in Nepal.
The older students allegedly threatened the younger ones if they didn't cooperate.
University officials and police are now investigating the situation.
The goal of the investigation is to determine what actions the older students took and what they were planning.
Five senior engineering students are under investigation at DAVV.
They are accused of pressuring junior students to create fake social media accounts.
The alleged purpose was to launch protests against the university.
The case references Nepal's 'Gen Z' movement as a model.
Police are investigating and will determine appropriate legal action.
- Who
- Senior engineering students and junior students at DAVV
- What
- Allegedly forced juniors to create fake social media accounts to launch protests.
- When
- Investigation ongoing, details of specific dates not provided.
- Where
- Indore, Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya (DAVV)
- Why
- To protest against the university.
- University
- Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya (DAVV)
- Location
- Indore
- Students Involved
- Five senior engineering students
- Alleged Actions
- Forcing juniors to create fake social media accounts
- Purpose
- To launch anti-university protests
- Reference
- Nepal's 'Gen Z' movement