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‘Good-looking’: ABVP flags 'chats' seeking DU girls for Diljit concert

By · Via Times of India · Published by Everything Blog

In short

The Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad has requested a National Investigation Agency inquiry into circulating WhatsApp texts offering students up to Rs 30,000 and VIP access to accompany an NRI investor to an Ahmedabad concert. In response to complaints surrounding the invitations, Ramanujan College suspended third-year student Anas Khan through February 2027. While the rival National Students' Union of India claims it had already suspended Khan in September for separate disciplinary issues, the student group alleges potential human trafficking connections. The authenticity of the circulated screenshots and the alleged contacts remain unverified.

Key points

  • Campus authorities have barred the accused student from normal academic and extracurricul…: Campus authorities have barred the accused student from normal academic and extracurricular activities while permitting him to take exams with prior permission.
  • The student group ABVP has demanded a formal investigation by the National Investigation…: The student group ABVP has demanded a formal investigation by the National Investigation Agency to probe possible trafficking links.
  • The underlying claims regarding the identity of the NRI contacts and the authenticity of…: The underlying claims regarding the identity of the NRI contacts and the authenticity of the screenshots have not been independently verified.

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NEW DELHI: A purported WhatsApp invitation seeking female students from

Delhi University for Diljit Dosanjh's November 21 concert in Ahmedabad has drawn allegations of objectification and suspicious recruitment, with the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (

ABVP) demanding an investigation into the messages.

The ABVP, in a press release, alleged that screenshots, which have not been independently verified, show an invitation offering payments of Rs 10,000 to Rs 30,000, along with VIP concert access, while specifying that applicants should be “good-looking”, have a “good physique” and a “pleasing personality”.

The student wing claims that the the messages are linked to

Anas Khan, a third-year BA (Hons) Hindi student at Delhi University's Ramanujan College and a former NSUI office-bearer.

The college suspended Khan till February 1, 2027, following a preliminary inquiry into a complaint alleging that he had tried to induce female students, including freshers, to travel to Ahmedabad for the concert by offering money, gifts and other incentives.

Citing the purported screenshots, the ABVP alleges, the invitation was for the Diljit Dosanjh Aura India Tour concert scheduled for November 21 at…

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