Tamil Nadu: Student in Government Tiruvannamalai Medical College stabbed
Tamil Nadu: In a shocking incident reported from Tamil Nadu, a second year medical student of Government Tiruvannamalai Medical College has been stabbed.
The victim, Gokul Chandran (22) of Mayiladuthurai was in a cinema hall from where the unfortunate incident has been reported.
It was not just one person alleged to be involved in the incident. Gokul has been stabbed by a group of people in the local cinema hall.
The cause of the action is stated to be a fight between Gokul and a group of men outside the cinema hall. After being physically attacked, he was suddenly stabled by one of the assailants. Few arrests in the case have been made by the police till now.
As reported by Hindu, Gokul Chandran (22) of Mayiladuthurai is a second year student in the Government Tiruvannamalai Medical College. He had gone to Sakthi Theatre along with his friends on Friday night. At the vehicle stand, a quarrel broke out between him and another group of men. They attacked Gokul Chandran and one of them suddenly stabbed him . Police arrested Gopi of Ramji Nagar and Veerangan of Samuthiram village.
The victim, Gokul Chandran (22) of Mayiladuthurai was in a cinema hall from where the unfortunate incident has been reported.
It was not just one person alleged to be involved in the incident. Gokul has been stabbed by a group of people in the local cinema hall.
The cause of the action is stated to be a fight between Gokul and a group of men outside the cinema hall. After being physically attacked, he was suddenly stabled by one of the assailants. Few arrests in the case have been made by the police till now.
As reported by Hindu, Gokul Chandran (22) of Mayiladuthurai is a second year student in the Government Tiruvannamalai Medical College. He had gone to Sakthi Theatre along with his friends on Friday night. At the vehicle stand, a quarrel broke out between him and another group of men. They attacked Gokul Chandran and one of them suddenly stabbed him . Police arrested Gopi of Ramji Nagar and Veerangan of Samuthiram village.
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