New Delhi: A third-year student at Ramanujan College, part of Delhi University, has faced disciplinary action and been suspended through 2027 following severe accusations that he attempted to entice incoming female students with financial incentives, flight tickets, and exclusive VIP concert passes. The student, identified as Anas Khan, allegedly used these perks to pressure freshers into accompanying wealthy non-resident Indian clients.
The situation escalated rapidly across campus after screenshots of purported WhatsApp conversations began circulating online, drawing widespread public scrutiny. In response to the circulating chats, the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad stepped forward to demand the student's immediate expulsion alongside a thorough investigation by the National Investigation Agency.
Political friction also grew around the controversy as the Bharatiya Janata Party directed criticism toward opposition figures Rahul Gandhi and the Congress party regarding their public stance on the matter. Meanwhile, representatives from the National Students' Union of India acknowledged that Khan had previously faced suspension, strongly condemning his alleged actions and committing full cooperation with any ongoing probes into the incident.