Ragging case: Four students apprehended in Warangal

Updated on: Monday, November 14, 2011

Five students of Warangal Institute of Technology and Science (WITS), studying in B-Tech course, were apprehended for allegedly ragging one of their juniors in Atmakur in Warangal district, police said today.
   
According to police, a case has been registered against a student identified as K Ram Pratap, who, alongwith four students have been taken into custody for asking a junior to smoke and undress on the college premises.
   
The victim informed his parents about the incident three days ago, after which, they registered a complaint with Atmakur police.

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