A minor dispute over a tour led to a significant clash among students at Peshawar University, resulting in a viral video on social media. The incident involved students from the Economics Department’s fourth and sixth semesters, who were seen exchanging kicks and punches.
The video, capturing the altercation, quickly spread across various social media platforms, drawing widespread attention. University officials, in collaboration with the police, have successfully identified the students involved in the brawl.
Police and University Officials Respond
According to police officials, the university administration has taken swift action to identify those responsible for the clash. The administration has announced that all students involved will face disciplinary measures.
“We will not tolerate any behavior that disrupts the peaceful environment of our university,” stated a university spokesperson. “Disciplinary action will be taken against all individuals involved in the fight.”
Social Media Restrictions
In light of the incident, the university has emphasized its policy regarding social media usage. Officials have made it clear that no posts or videos related to the incident are allowed to be shared online. This move aims to prevent the further spread of potentially harmful content and maintain the university’s reputation.
Broader Context
This clash comes amid a broader conversation about student conduct and the role of social media in university life. The viral nature of the video has highlighted the impact of social media on student behavior and university policies.
As the investigation continues, Peshawar University remains committed to ensuring a safe and conducive learning environment. The administration’s swift response underscores its dedication to maintaining order and discipline on campus.
