BVB College News- KLE Technological University: MCA Student Stabbed to Death After Exam, Stalker Arrested

A 24-year-old MCA student at KLE Technological University’s BVB campus, Neha Hiremath, was fatally stabbed on Thursday afternoon. The accused, Fayaz Kondikoppa, was from another college and had been pursuing Neha despite her rejection. Neha, the daughter of Congress corporator Niranjan Hiremath, had been recovering from typhoid and returned to college that day for an exam. The attack occurred around 4:45 PM as she exited the exam hall.

Her parents, concerned for her safety, had previously warned the accused to stay away and often accompanied her to college. After the attack, the accused attempted to flee but was caught by students and staff before being handed over to the police. Authorities confirmed his arrest and stated that investigations are ongoing.

The police commissioner mentioned that the accused claimed to be friends with Neha, but she had been avoiding him. Vice-Chancellor Dr. Ashok Shettar emphasized that campus security is strict and will be further strengthened. Students and parents were urged to report any safety concerns to ensure a secure learning environment.

BVB College News- KLE Technological University: MCA Student Stabbed to Death After Exam, Stalker Arrested

A tragic incident occurred at KLE Technological University’s BVB campus on Thursday afternoon, where a 24-year-old MCA student was fatally stabbed by a man from another college. The attack happened after the victim rejected his advances. She was rushed to KIMS Hospital but succumbed to her injuries. The accused attempted to flee but was swiftly captured by students and staff and handed over to the police.

The victim, Neha Hiremath, was the daughter of Congress corporator Niranjan Hiremath. The accused, identified as Fayaz Kondikoppa from Savadatti in Belagavi district, had reportedly been warned by Neha’s parents to stay away from her. She had been recovering from typhoid and had only returned to campus that day to take an exam.

The attack took place at around 4:45 PM as Neha exited the exam hall. Her parents, deeply concerned for her safety, had been escorting her to and from college. The police report suggests the accused and the victim had previously studied together in the same undergraduate program, though Neha had been avoiding him recently.

Police Commissioner confirmed the suspect’s arrest and ongoing investigations. Meanwhile, Dr. Ashok Shettar, Vice-Chancellor of KLE Technological University, emphasized that the campus maintains stringent security measures and assured further enhancements to student safety. He urged students and parents to report any security concerns promptly.

Meanwhile, Dr. Ashok Shettar, Vice-Chancellor of KLE Technological University, emphasized that the campus maintains stringent security measures and assured further enhancements to student safety. He urged students and parents to report any security concerns promptly.

In response to the tragic incident, the university administration has initiated discussions on strengthening security protocols across the campus. Officials are considering the implementation of additional surveillance cameras, increased patrolling by security personnel, and stricter visitor entry regulations. The goal is to ensure a safer learning environment where students feel protected at all times.

Dr. Shettar acknowledged that while the university has always prioritized security, unforeseen incidents like this highlight the need for continuous improvements. He assured that the administration would work closely with law enforcement agencies to review and upgrade safety measures. Counseling support will also be made available for students affected by the tragedy, and awareness programs on personal safety and harassment prevention will be conducted regularly.

The incident has sparked widespread concern among students and parents, prompting calls for stricter measures to prevent such occurrences in the future. University authorities are encouraging students to report any suspicious behavior and are planning to introduce emergency helplines and awareness campaigns to promote campus safety.