A clash between two student groups at Quaid-e-Azam University has left over 30 students injured. The violent incident took place in one of the university’s hostels, where tensions escalated significantly. Reports indicate that one of the groups set fire to property during the altercation, contributing to the chaos.
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In light of the violence, the university administration has decided to evacuate all boys’ hostels. This decision has been prompted by the upcoming SCO Summit, leading the management to implement precautionary measures. All male students have been instructed to vacate the hostels starting tomorrow.
The hostels are set to remain closed until October 20, as the administration works to restore order and ensure the safety of all students. The situation has raised concerns among the university community, emphasizing the need for effective conflict resolution mechanisms on campus.
The administration is currently investigating the incident and reviewing security protocols to prevent future occurrences. As the university navigates the aftermath of this clash, efforts are focused on creating a safer environment for all students.
