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Viral Videos of Amritsar College Clash Trigger Debate Over ‘Kashmiri vs Bihari’ Narrative

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Viral Videos of Amritsar College Clash Trigger Debate Over ‘Kashmiri vs Bihari’ Narrative

Amritsar College Clash Videos Go Viral Amid Claims of Kashmiri–Bihari Student Dispute By: Javid Amin | 16 May 2026 Police Investigating Student Altercation as Social Media Amplifies Regional Claims A clash involving students at a college in Amritsar has triggered concern and intense online debate after videos of the altercation went viral on social media platforms. Several posts circulating online have claimed that the incident involved Kashmiri and Bihari students, turning what may have been a campus dispute into a sensitive regional controversy. However, authorities have not officially confirmed whether…

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Kashmiri students demand action against police officers accused of brutality

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Kashmiri students demand action against police officers accused of brutality

A disturbing and shocking video went viral on social video, Kashmiri muslim students of Desh Bhagat University (DBU) in Punjab were reportedly beaten by university staff, police and local goons allegedly hired by the staff after students, raised concerns over the university’s admission practices. Scores of Kashmiri students pursuing nursing degrees at Desh Bhagat University have found themselves embroiled in a contentious admission debacle. Nursing students had been protesting for the past one month against the university for admitting more students in the course than the number allowed by the…

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Punjab, Haryana farmers head to Delhi border to mark Wed 26 as ‘Black Day’

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Farmers from Haryana and Punjab on Sunday, 23 May, left for Delhi borders to mark six months of the Centre passing the controversial farm laws, by observing ‘Black Day’ on Wednesday, 26 May. According to NDTV, farmers from Haryana’s Karnal and Punjab’s Sangur are headed towards Delhi. The farmers’ march to the Singhu border will be led by Bharat Kisan Union (BKU) leader, Gurnam Singh Charuni. Upon reaching, they will perform langar seva for one week, the news channel reported. Farmers have also left the Khanuari border in Sangrur, Punjab,…

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