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Crime
Medical college student assaulted and locked in girls' washroom in Gwalior after rejecting love proposal
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 02 Nov 2026, 10:16 AM
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A medical college student in Gwalior was allegedly beaten, confined in the girls' washroom and threatened with death after she turned down a classmate's romantic overture, police say.
Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh – Police have registered a case alleging that a female student of a medical college was physically assaulted after refusing a love proposal from a fellow student. According to the complaint, the accused forced the victim into the girls' washroom, beat her and threatened to kill her.
The incident reportedly occurred within the college premises, where the accused allegedly locked the washroom door to prevent the victim from escaping. The victim managed to seek help after the assault, prompting an immediate police investigation.
Authorities have taken statements from both parties and are conducting a preliminary inquiry. The case has been logged under sections pertaining to assault, wrongful confinement and criminal intimidation. No further details about the identities of the individuals involved have been released.
The college administration has been informed, and officials have assured cooperation with law enforcement while emphasizing the safety of female students on campus.
The incident reportedly occurred within the college premises, where the accused allegedly locked the washroom door to prevent the victim from escaping. The victim managed to seek help after the assault, prompting an immediate police investigation.
Authorities have taken statements from both parties and are conducting a preliminary inquiry. The case has been logged under sections pertaining to assault, wrongful confinement and criminal intimidation. No further details about the identities of the individuals involved have been released.
The college administration has been informed, and officials have assured cooperation with law enforcement while emphasizing the safety of female students on campus.