'Drunk' medical students attack police patrolling team in MP; 10 booked
September 14, 2022 20:01
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Some "drunk" students of a government medical college in Gwalior allegedly snatched the mobile phone of a police official and also beat up the driver of a police vehicle following an argument with a patrolling team that found them wandering on a city street in the wee hours of Wednesday, the police said.
After the incident, four of the students were detained before being let off following a medical examination on them, and a first information report was registered against them along with six others in this connection, an official said.
"The incident occurred after city superintendent of police Rishikesh Meena spotted the youths in an inebriated condition near the Gajra Raja Medical College around 2 am when he was on patrolling duty, and asked them why they were out in the wee hours," additional superintendent of police Mrigakhi Deka said.
"On being stopped, the students entered into an argument, encircled the CSP and snatched his mobile phone. After that, these students rushed back to the Ravishankar Hostel located inside the college," she said.
Later, when the CSP reached the hostel along with his driver, they up beat the latter, threw away his mobile as well as the key of the official police vehicle into a nullah.
They also deflated one of the tyres of the vehicle, she said. -- PTI
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