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UHey everyone,
I’m writing this post on behalf of my friend **B.**, a student at NIFT Bhopal, who’s currently dealing with a horrible situation. I’ve watched her go through so much emotional distress lately, and I feel it’s important to bring this to light. It’s not just a personal struggle—it’s a bigger issue that we, as a community, should not tolerate.
**Here’s the story:**
A student from MNNIT Allahabad **KS** a 1st-year [M.Tech](http://M.Tech) student in the Electrical Department, has been relentlessly harassing my friend, **B.**, for weeks now. It started with phone calls that she tried to ignore. When she blocked his number, he didn’t stop. Instead, he began reaching out to other female students at NIFT, including the hostel warden, to continue his harassment.
This has caused my friend a lot of emotional distress. She feels unsafe, and understandably so. The constant anxiety and fear have taken a toll on her mental well-being.
Now, I’m writing this not just to share what’s happening, but also to raise awareness and seek help for my friend. **B.** has reported this incident to the NIFT Anti-Ragging Committee, but what’s concerning is that the harasser is from MNNIT, which is 700 km away from us. This has made things more complicated, and my friend is worried that the situation won’t be taken seriously enough because of the distance between the institutions.
So, **what can we do about it?**
1. **Speak up and raise awareness:** Harassment in any form is not something we should tolerate, whether it’s online, via phone calls, or in person. It’s important for all of us to talk about these issues openly so that victims don’t feel alone.
2. **Support the victim:** **B.** has been brave enough to come forward, but she needs support. Whether it’s a simple message of encouragement, sharing similar stories, or offering advice, we can help make her feel less isolated.
3. **Stand up together:** This incident is not just an isolated case. Harassment happens far too often in educational institutions, and it’s crucial that we all stand together to say “enough is enough.” If you’ve gone through something similar or have any advice on how to approach this, don’t hesitate to reach out.
4. **Seek legal help:** We also know that this situation might require further legal action, especially with the involvement of multiple institutions. If anyone has experience with similar cases or knows of any resources we can tap into, it would be really helpful.I’m sharing this post because **B.** needs support, and I believe it’s time for us to start speaking out and supporting each other when we face harassment or any form of violence. No one should feel unsafe because of another person’s actions, especially in a university environment where we should feel secure and respected.
Please, if you’ve gone through something like this, or if you know how to escalate this situation effectively, please let us know. We need all the help we can get to make sure **B.** gets justice and to stop this behavior from continuing.
Thanks for reading, and let’s make sure **B.** knows she’s not alone.
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MReach out to the Women’s cell at Local Police Station or City’s Women’s police station. They will call him to Police Station to council him in their own “special way”. Usually these Romeos go quiet at the slightest hint of Police because they fear repercussions.
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CIncomplete story.
How exactly does KS (MNIT Allahabad) know your friend B (NIFT Bhopal)? What is the backstory? It’s not that he randomly chose a girl to harass.
Anyway, its wrong on his part. Some men need to learn to accept a no from a girl. People need to move on when a relationship ends.
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UHis Name is Kuldeep Srivastava a 1st-year [M.Tech](http://m.tech/) student in the Electrical Department and he is from Varanasi.
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