Thiruvananthapuram University College  

SFI leaders Sivaranjith and Naseem, who are accused of stabbing a Thiruvananthapuram University College student and committing fraud in PSC examinations, have reportedly admitted to the Kerala crime branch team that questions of Public Service Commission (PSC) were leaked to them

20-year-old Thiruvananthapuram University College student Akhil Chandran who was admitted in Thiruvananthapuram medical college was discharged from hospital today (July 23). Akhil and SFI leaders in the college had engaged in a verbal duel, which escalated and ended up with him being stabbed twice in the chest with a penknife
 

The Kerala Student Union (KSU) has called off their eight-day hunger strike. The KSU was on an indefinite strike seeking investigation into the stabbing of a Thiruvananthapuram University college student.
 

The Thiruvananthapuram University College was closed for 10 days after a student named Akhil was attacked and stabbed by the SFI union members on July 12

 

The Kerala Police have arrested six members of the SFI in connection with the stabbing of the Thiruvananthapuram University College student Akhil Chandran in the premises of the institution
 

CC Babu was earlier working as the principal in Thrissur government college. Thiruvananthapuram University College is presently closed and it will be reopened on Monday.

Kerala Police have arrested six members of the SFI in connection with the stabbing of college student Akhil Chandran in the premises of Thiruvananthapuram University college. The accused have been identified as Sivaranjith, Nazeem, Adil, Aromal, Nijab and Advaith.

On Friday, 20-year-old Akhil, who allegedly fought with SFI leaders in the college for singing a song was stabbed. According to sources, Akhil and SFI leaders in the college engaged in a verbal duel which escalated into Akhil being stabbed twice in the chest with a penknife.
 

On Friday, 20-year-old Akhil was stabbed in the campus of Thiruvananthapuram University college. Akhil had allegedly fought with SFI leaders in the college for singing a song.