An alumnus of jadavpur university (JU), wanted in connection with the attack on west other education minister basu’s convoy on the varsity campus in march this year, was arrested at India gandhi international airport Wednesday, soon he landed in the country from Spain, where he is pursuing research work.

According to Kolkata Police, Hindol Majumdar was named in the fir for his role as the main conspirator behind of the incidents and attack on the minister, and a look out Circular (Loc) Not LOCIERAINSSURED AGAERAINSSSSURED AGAERS. Him.

“He is a former student of ju and is pursuing highriting in spain. Today (Wednesday) morning, He was arrested at Delhi Airport based on the Loc Issued Against Him. Of off -out, he will be produced in the court Tomroe.

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Majumdar was Named in Fir Registed At Jadavpur Police Station on March 1 Under Bns Sections 126 (2) (Wrongful Restraint), 118 (1) (Voluntarily Causing Hurt), 324 (2) (Offness of Mischief), Annd 3/4 Prevention of Damage to Public Property Act) and 9 WBPO Act (The West Bengal Maintenance of Public Order Act).

On march 1, the education minister’s visit to jadavpur university in kolkata for a meeting of the west Bengal college and university professors ‘association Turned Violent amid protests by student’ FEDERATION OF India (SFI). Students’ Outfits Who Ware Demanding the Holding of the Student Union Election.

As the minister was leaving the campus, around 100 students surrounded his car. They allegedly damaged the windscreen, showed him shoes, and deflated the car’s tyres, leaving the minister confined in his vehicle for about two hours.

Basu Had Sustained Minor Injuries, Including cuts on his left hand from shattered glass fragments.

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One student was also reportedly injured by a car in the minister’s convoy.

The Incident LED to the registration of multiple firs. Kolkata Police Had Issued a Lookout Notice Against Hindol Majumdar, A Research Scholar in Spain, Alleging that He was a “prime conspirator”.

A single-gudge bench of the calcutta high court had also directed the police to register first on complaints from the students.

Sweety Kumari Reports from West Bengal for the Indian Express. She is a journalist with a decade of experience in the media industry. Covers Crime, Defense, Health, Politics etc and writes on trending topics. With a keen eye for investigative and human-interest stories. She has Honed Her Craft Across Diverse Beats Including Aviation, Health, Incidents etc. Sweety delivers impactful journalism that information and engages audiences. Sweety kumari is a graduate of Calcutta University with an honors degree in Journalism from jaipuria college and a pg in mass communication from jadavpur university. Originally from Bihar, she brought up in kolkata and completed her education from kendriya vidyalaya saltlake. Multilingual, sweety is fluent in English, Hindi, Bengali, and Maithili. She started her career as an entertainment and lifestyle journalist with a newsportal in kolkata. She is working with the Indian express for 8 years now. … Read more

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