The authorities of Islamic University (IU) have decided to expel 27 students for various terms over charges of ragging, breach of discipline, and sexual harassment. University sources confirmed that five of these students have been permanently expelled, while the remaining 21 have been suspended for specific periods.

Investigation committee formed

According to university sources, an investigation committee was constituted following allegations of ragging against freshers in the Department of Tourism and Hospitality Management. The punitive measures were taken based on the findings of that committee's inquiry report.

Nature of the punishments

Among the expelled students, those against whom serious allegations were proven have been permanently removed from the university. The others have been ordered to face temporary suspensions based on charges including disciplinary violations and sexual harassment. The university authorities' decision is expected to help restore discipline on the campus.

University's stance

The university administration has stated that no form of unethical activities or disciplinary breaches will be tolerated on campus. It has also been assured that strict monitoring will continue to prevent such incidents in the future. The decision is expected to raise awareness among the students of the university.