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Delhi College Shifts to Online Classes Following Assault in Nearby Area
Lady Shriram College in Delhi has suspended regular classes and moved to online instruction following a serious crime in the neighbouring Kalkaji locality. The decision comes after a minor was assaulted in a park near the college campus.
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Lady Shriram College in New Delhi has transitioned to online classes in response to a serious incident reported in the Kalkaji area. A 17-year-old girl was assaulted in a park located near a temple in the locality, prompting the college administration to prioritize student safety by shifting to virtual instruction.
The incident, which occurred in proximity to the college campus, has raised concerns about security in the region. Following the reported crime, the college leadership decided to discontinue in-person classes as a precautionary measure.
The move reflects growing concerns among educational institutions in the capital regarding student safety and campus security. By moving classes online, the college aims to minimize physical presence on campus while investigations into the incident continue.
Authorities have registered the case, and police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the assault. The college's decision to switch to digital learning represents one of several measures institutions have adopted to address public safety concerns in the area.