Police arrest two more students in LPU violence case
At Lovely Professional University on September 27..............
The police have arrested two more students in the LPU Violence Case. Following a rumor of misconduct by a female student at Lovely Professional University on the night of September 27, violence and protests erupted. Two young men from Rajasthan and Haryana were arrested in connection with the incident. Both are said to be students of LPU. After the arrests, the police presented the two accused in court, where they were granted a two‑day police remand for interrogation.
According to information, violent protests took place on the nights of September 27 and 28 on the LPU campus and surrounding areas. During this time clashes occurred between protesters and police. It also emerged that three police vehicles were set on fire. As the investigation progressed, the police are now identifying and arresting the accused one by one.
**Jayant and Aryan arrested in the LPU Violence Case**
The identities of the two accused arrested on Wednesday in the LPU Violence Case were reported as Jayant and Aryan.
According to the police, Jayant, son of Mahesh Kumar Mulchandani, is a resident of Kunhadi in Kotah district, Rajasthan. The second accused, identified as Aryan, is said to be from Khadwali village in Rohtak district, Haryana.
After arresting both, the police presented them in court. The police requested a remand for the investigation and interrogation of the accused. The court sent both accused to a two‑day police remand.
During the remand, the police can interrogate the accused regarding the incident and will attempt to ascertain their alleged role during the violence.
**Violence erupted on the night of September 27**
At LPU, protests began on the night of September 27 after a rumor of alleged misconduct by a female student spread. Subsequently, the situation gradually became tense, and the protest turned violent.
Clashes between protesters and police persisted on the nights of September 27 and 28. It also emerged that police vehicles were damaged and three government vehicles were set on fire.
