Five students of the economics department had gone to Ullal on October six as there were no classes in the forenoon. A group chased them and allegedly caught hold of a student and assaulted him after taking him in an auto rickshaw.
The victim had filed a complaint at the Konaje police station about the incident. In the complaint, the student said he, along with four other classmates, visited Ullal beach. Two students belonged to one faith and three others were from a different community.
Sripathi Kalluraya, Chairman, Department of Economics, Mangalore University, said it was a matter of concern that some elements were not tolerating free movement of students and were taking law into their own hands.
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