Government College (GC) Lahore has formed an inquiry committee after two women allegedly attacked an assistant professor during a conference. The incident took place on November 7 during a tea break at the Thaap Conference.
The university launched the investigation after a video of the confrontation circulated widely on social media. The footage reportedly shows two women attacking the English department faculty member while a third woman records the incident.
Women Demand Return of Rs3.5 Million
According to witnesses quoted by Dawn, the women referred to earlier harassment allegations against the teacher. They also demanded the return of Rs3.5 million, which they claimed he had received from a girl.
Witnesses disputed claims circulating online that one of the women was the girl’s mother. They also said the women mentioned an earlier harassment inquiry in which the teacher had reportedly been cleared.
Old Ravians Raise Questions Over Earlier Inquiry
Meanwhile, the Old Ravians, an organisation of former Government College students, expressed concern over repeated allegations involving the faculty member.
The organisation said the allegations first emerged in 2024 and prompted concern among students. However, it questioned whether the university had handled the matter transparently.
It also raised concerns about the earlier inquiry and alleged that the complainant faced pressure. The group called for justice and safer environments for students and teachers.
University Promises Independent Investigation
The GC administration confirmed that the vice chancellor had taken notice of the viral video and allegations.
The university has formed a committee with external members to ensure an impartial investigation. It has given the committee seven days to submit its findings.
The administration also reaffirmed its zero-tolerance policy towards harassment. It said anyone found responsible would face action under the law and university rules.
However, the allegations against the teacher and the women’s financial claims remain unverified. The teacher could not be reached for comment despite repeated calls.
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