Chandigarh University video leak case: Accused withdraws bail plea

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Updated At : 12:35 PM Oct 01, 2022 IST

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Mohali, September 30

An accused in the Chandigarh University video leak case, Rankaj Verma, withdrew his bail application today.

The four accused in the case, Army man Sanjeev Singh, a native of Samba, Jammu and Kashmir’ Sunny Mehta, Rankaj Verma and a girl student, are on a five-day police remand.

Meanwhile, hostel inmates said the construction of new structures in the common bathroom was going on.

The university is organising a two-day Global Education Summit-2022 on October 3 and 4 on its Gharuan campus. Vice chancellors of more than 50 universities in 27 countries will deliberate on the finer nuances of establishing a road map for academic collaborations in higher education for innovation and global sustainability.

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