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Nalgonda (Telangana): A shocking incident was reported at Mahatma Gandhi University (MGU) in Nalgonda after students allegedly found a gutkha packet in jeera rice served at the hostel.

The discovery triggered anger among students, who claimed that insects had also been found in the food on earlier occasions, despite repeated complaints to university staff.

On Monday afternoon, students came out onto the road carrying plates and cooking utensils and staged a protest, demanding accountability. Even after Narkatpally police reached the spot, the students refused to withdraw the protest until assurances were given.

The protesting students questioned the university administration, alleging that while the Vice-Chancellor strictly enforces the 75 per cent attendance rule, student health and food safety were being ignored. They accused the VC of being indifferent to student concerns and adopting an intimidating attitude.

Responding to the incident, Mahatma Gandhi University Vice-Chancellor Altaf Hussain assured the students that a detailed inquiry would be conducted and strict action would be taken against those responsible.

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00:00Students were left stunned after a gutka packet was found in Zeera, rice served in the hostile mess.
00:05A disturbing incident has come to light at Mahatma Gandhi University in Nalagonda.
00:10Angry students said this was not the first time.
00:13They alleged that insects had been found in the food earlier too.
00:16But repeated complaints were ignored by university staff.
00:19On Monday afternoon, students staged a protest, taking to the road with cooking utensils in hand.
00:24Even after Narkatpeli police reached the spot, the students refused to move until their concerns were addressed.
00:31They questioned the university administration, asking how strict 75% attendance rules could be enforced when students were being served unsafe food.
00:40Students accused the vice chancellor of indifference and an intimidating attitude.
00:45Following the uproar, VC Altaf Hussain responded, assuring a thorough investigation and strict action against those responsible.
00:53The question remains, will this assurance bring real change?
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