Archive · 26 Jun 2025
Man Impersonates Student, Attends IIT Bombay Classes
A young man named Bilal pretended to be a student at IIT Bombay.
He went to classes and stayed in the dorms, even though he wasn't actually enrolled.
A professor realized something was off and asked for his student ID, but Bilal ran away.
Campus security caught him later and handed him over to the police.
Bilal said he did it because he was interested in the classes.
The incident made people worry about how safe the campus is and how they check who is allowed to be there.
Bilal Ahmed Teli, 22, was found attending IIT Bombay classes without authorization.
Teli, a resident of Mangaluru, had been on campus since June 4.
A professor's suspicion led to the discovery when Teli couldn't produce an ID.
Teli fled after being asked for identification but was later apprehended by security.
Police investigation revealed that Teli claimed he did it for interest.
- Who
- Bilal Ahmed Teli, a 22-year-old from Mangaluru.
- What
- A man impersonated a student at IIT Bombay.
- When
- Apprehended on June 19, after being on campus since June 4.
- Where
- IIT Bombay campus.
- Why
- Bilal claimed he attended classes out of interest.
Campus Security Concerns
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Security Lapses
Campus Security Concerns
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Identity Verification
Campus Security Concerns
Verification procedures for students and campus visitors require improvements.
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- Name
- Bilal Ahmed Teli
- Age
- 22
- Residence
- Mangaluru
- Location
- IIT Bombay
- Incident Start Date
- June 4
- Apprehension Date
- June 19