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Crime
Violence at Dhar Girls' Hostel: Warden Allegedly Beaten, Students Pelted with Stones
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 01 Nov 2026, 06:36 PM
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A violent incident occurred at the Dharampuri Girls' Hostel in Dhar, Madhya Pradesh, where the warden was allegedly assaulted and intervening students were pelted with stones.
A violent disturbance broke out at the Dharampuri Girls' Hostel in Dhar, Madhya Pradesh, leading to allegations of physical assault against the hostel warden. The incident reportedly occurred on the establishment day of the institution, a time when students were engaged in traditional activities.
According to reports, the warden was allegedly beaten by a married couple, with the conflict stemming from a previous grudge. As the situation escalated, students who attempted to intervene and de-escalate the situation were reportedly pelted with stones by the perpetrators.
The incident has raised concerns regarding the safety of students and staff within the educational institution. Local authorities are expected to investigate the allegations of violence and ensure that appropriate legal action is taken against those responsible for the disturbance.
The hostel administration has expressed shock over the incident, emphasizing the need for security measures to prevent such violent outbursts on campus premises.
According to reports, the warden was allegedly beaten by a married couple, with the conflict stemming from a previous grudge. As the situation escalated, students who attempted to intervene and de-escalate the situation were reportedly pelted with stones by the perpetrators.
The incident has raised concerns regarding the safety of students and staff within the educational institution. Local authorities are expected to investigate the allegations of violence and ensure that appropriate legal action is taken against those responsible for the disturbance.
The hostel administration has expressed shock over the incident, emphasizing the need for security measures to prevent such violent outbursts on campus premises.