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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
 

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.

 

 The degree student has also withdrawn the complaint which she had filed earlier against SFI leaders who forced her to join party activities. Her relatives also added that the college principal and other college authorities had promised the girl and her family that security would be provided, but the family were not confident of the assurance given to them.

In her suicide note the first-year degree student wrote that she was forced by Students’ Federation of India (SFI) leaders of the college to participate in party programs, and when she refused to obey them, party leaders began to threaten her

The girl, a degree student, was forced by Students’ Federation of India (SFI) leaders in the college to participate in party programs and to share posts related to the party on her social media handles and pages.