Khushi Kashyap, student vice-president at Government graduate College in Ramnagar, has approached police over alleged death threats linked to the college student union election. She submitted a written complaint on Sunday, and police have begun examining the matter.
Kashyap, who lives in Bhawaniganj, told police that she is supporting her friend Yashoda in the election. Yashoda is contesting the vice-president position this time.
According to the complaint, an unknown person has been sending threats to Kashyap’s mobile phone. The messages allegedly warned her against helping anyone contest the election and sought to interfere with the electoral process.
Allegations of intimidation
Kashyap has also alleged that some people are trying to damage her reputation. She expressed concern that the threats and related incidents had created a risk to her safety.
The complaint further alleges that the unidentified individuals could upload fabricated graphs and similar material on social media to defame her. Kashyap has asked police to take action against those responsible.
The allegations have not been independently established. The complaint identifies the suspected perpetrators as unknown, and no arrest or other enforcement action has been reported in the available information.
Police inquiry underway
Kotwal Sushil Kumar said police were investigating the matter on the basis of the complaint. The available information does not state whether the investigation has identified any suspect or resulted in a case against a named person.
The complaint comes as campaigning and contesting continue around the student union election at the Ramnagar college. Kashyap’s stated support for Yashoda is the context in which she says the threats were made.
Conclusion
Kashyap has sought police protection and action over alleged threats and possible online defamation, while police continue investigating the complaint.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Who submitted the complaint?
Khushi Kashyap, the student vice-president at Government graduate College in Ramnagar, submitted the complaint.
Q. What does Kashyap allege?
She alleges that an unidentified person issued death threats and that some people are trying to obstruct the student election and damage her reputation.
Q. Why was Kashyap supporting Yashoda?
Kashyap said she was supporting her friend Yashoda, who is contesting the student union’s vice-president .
Q. What online activity did Kashyap fear?
She alleged that fabricated graphs and similar material could be uploaded on social media to defame her.
Q. What has the police said?
Kotwal Sushil Kumar said the complaint is being investigated.
Q. Have any suspects been identified?
The available information identifies the alleged perpetrators only as unknown people. It does not report an arrest or identify a suspect.
