New Delhi: A student of Delhi is allegedly trying to end his life by setting himself on Tuesday during the protest to demand the return of offline classes, police said.
Students did not suffer injuries, they said, added that he was immediately saved by the police and taken to the hospital, they said.
Kamal TiWee (23), who came from Kanpur at Uttar Pradesh, was the first year of Ma Buddhist at Delhi University, they said, adding that students were being advised by professionals.
According to the police, during the protest by Chhatra Yuva Sangharsh Samiti, TIWEE tried to pour gasoline to himself to make him burn.
“Our team at that place immediately stopped him and the students were removed from there and were taken to HRH Hospital.
Learned that the liquid he poured on himself was a mixture of gasoline and water.
The anteceden residents further are being verified,” Sagar said.
Singh Kalsi, Deputy Commissioner of Police (North).
According to the student organization, TIWEE is the first year of the Buddhist study at the University of Delhi and also a Cyss activist, the Wing of the Aam Aadmi Party youth.
“During protest, he tried to burn it by pouring gasoline himself.
It’s in the middle of the protest.
He has been arrested by Delhi police,” allegations of the student’s body.
However, denying the allegations, the police, said the students were not injured or arrested.
Instead he was given advice by medical professionals here.
“Rumors of legal action against Kamal TIWEE are wrong.
He is currently being operated by mental health professionals Hindu Hindu Rao Hospital,” said Delhi Student Police officer Delhi stood in solidarity with Kamal Tiwaree and his struggle and tears representing all universities, student agencies Added.