A teenage girl, who was allegedly abducted in India's Odisha and set on fire, succumbed to her burn injury while undergoing treatment in All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) Delhi on Saturday (Aug 3), informed Chief Minister Mohan Majhi. Soon after the news came to light the Odisha police claimed that no other person was involved in the incident. While the victim's father came out with a video on social media claiming that her daughter was suffering from mental illness which forced her to take her life.&nbsp;The police is yet to clarify on how the girl "caught" fire.&nbsp;"We are deeply saddened to hear the news of the death of the victim girl in the Balanga incident. The police have conducted the investigation with utmost sincerity. The investigation has reached its final stage. According to the investigation conducted so far, it is clear that no other person is involved. Therefore, we request everyone not to make any sensitive comments regarding this matter during this tragic moment," said the Odisha police on X.&nbsp;However, the FIR registered by the victims mother at the Balanga police station on July 19 says that three people abducted the girl, poured an inflammable substance on her and set her on fire.&nbsp;The 15-year-old girl who was allegedly set on fire by three unidentified miscreants in Puri district a fortnight ago, was admitted to AIIMS Bhubaneswar with 75% burn injuries and airlifted to Delhi AIIMS a day later.&nbsp;Immediately after the incident Odisha Chief Minister &nbsp;Mohan Majhi vowed strict action against the culprit.&nbsp;"Whoever is responsible will be caught. An investigation is underway to determine the cause of this incident and to determine whether any conspiracy was involved. The government will ensure strict punishment under the law," said Majhi.&nbsp;

However, the FIR registered by the victims mother at the Balanga police station on July 19 says that three people abducted the girl, poured an inflammable substance on her and set her on fire.

A teenage girl, who was allegedly abducted in India's Odisha and set on fire, succumbed to her burn injury while undergoing treatment in All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) Delhi on Saturday (Aug 3), informed Chief Minister Mohan Majhi. Soon after the news came to light the Odisha police claimed that no other person was involved in the incident. While the victim's father came out with a video on social media claiming that her daughter was suffering from mental illness which forced her to take her life. The police is yet to clarify on how the girl "caught" fire. "We are deeply saddened to hear the news of the death of the victim girl in the Balanga incident. The police have conducted the investigation with utmost sincerity. The investigation has reached its final stage. According to the investigation conducted so far, it is clear that no other person is involved. Therefore, we request everyone not to make any sensitive comments regarding this matter during this tragic moment," said the Odisha police on X. However, the FIR registered by the victims mother at the Balanga police station on July 19 says that three people abducted the girl, poured an inflammable substance on her and set her on fire. The 15-year-old girl who was allegedly set on fire by three unidentified miscreants in Puri district a fortnight ago, was admitted to AIIMS Bhubaneswar with 75% burn injuries and airlifted to Delhi AIIMS a day later. Immediately after the incident Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Majhi vowed strict action against the culprit. "Whoever is responsible will be caught. An investigation is underway to determine the cause of this incident and to determine whether any conspiracy was involved. The government will ensure strict punishment under the law," said Majhi.

However, the FIR registered by the victims mother at the Balanga police station on July 19 says that three people abducted the girl, poured an inflammable substance on her and set her on fire.

Puri burn case: Police makes new revelation after teen's death, says no one involved

Amid the investigation into the case of sexual harassment of a student in Odisha's &nbsp;Fakir Mohan Autonomous College, police found CCTV footage that showed a young girl, around the same age as the victim, buying petrol from a filling station. The student who set herself on fire over inaction against her professor, who allegedly asked her for sexual favours, died on July 13. The Odisha Police found the footage on Saturday (July 19) and was analysing it. It is yet to be ascertained how she got the petrol. Meanwhile, filling stations in the district have stopped giving petrol in bottles.&nbsp;Rajkumar Mittal, who is leading the UGC fact-finding team, said the agency will so prepare its report in the investigation.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/uttarkashi-chopper-hit-cable-during-emergency-landing-crashed-preliminary-probe-wion-1752986671619/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/uttarkashi-chopper-hit-cable-during-emergency-landing-crashed-preliminary-probe-wion-1752986671619/embed</a>&nbsp;The UGC team has questioned the principal of the college and members of the internal complaints committee (ICC), which had mentioned in its report that there was no evidence of sexual harassment as alleged by the deceased student.&nbsp;What was the incident?&nbsp;A 20-year-old student of the Fakir Mohan University in India's Odisha set herself ablaze after allegedly being sexually harassed by a teacher, Samir Kumar Sahu; now she has died. The girl succumbed to her injuries a day after the President of India, Droupadi Murmu visited her at the AIIMS Bhubaneswar on Monday (July 14).The girl was a second-year student of B.Ed (integrated) at the Fakir Mohan Autonomous College in Balasore. She set herself ablaze on Saturday (July 12) outside the chamber of the college principal. She filed a complaint against Samir Kumar Sahu, but the Internal Complaints Committee of the institution gave a clean chit to him, who was the head of the education department.&nbsp;The girl had accused Sahu of making sexual advances against her and then threatening to fail her in examinations if she did not give in to her demands. The girl was an active member of the RSS-controlled Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad. She had even approached CM Majhi, union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan, the national commission for women, as well as district police officials about her plight - but none could give her justice.&nbsp;“Despite adequate resuscitation and all possible supportive management, including renal replacement therapy at Burns ICU, she could not be revived and was declared clinically dead at 11.46 p.m. on July 14,” says a bulletin of AIIMS, Bhubaneswar.&nbsp;The chief minister of Odisha, Mohan Charan Majhi, expressed his grief via a social media post, saying, “I am deeply saddened to hear about the passing of the student from Fakir Mohan Autonomous College. Despite the government fulfilling all responsibilities and the relentless efforts of the team of specialist doctors, her life could not be saved. I pray for the departed soul to rest in peace and give strength to her family to bear this irreparable loss."&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

The Odisha Police found the footage on Saturday (July 19) and was analysing it. It is yet to be ascertained how she got the petrol. Meanwhile, filling stations in the district have stopped giving petrol in bottles.

Amid the investigation into the case of sexual harassment of a student in Odisha's Fakir Mohan Autonomous College, police found CCTV footage that showed a young girl, around the same age as the victim, buying petrol from a filling station. The student who set herself on fire over inaction against her professor, who allegedly asked her for sexual favours, died on July 13. The Odisha Police found the footage on Saturday (July 19) and was analysing it. It is yet to be ascertained how she got the petrol. Meanwhile, filling stations in the district have stopped giving petrol in bottles. Rajkumar Mittal, who is leading the UGC fact-finding team, said the agency will so prepare its report in the investigation. https://www.wionews.com/videos/uttarkashi-chopper-hit-cable-during-emergency-landing-crashed-preliminary-probe-wion-1752986671619/embed The UGC team has questioned the principal of the college and members of the internal complaints committee (ICC), which had mentioned in its report that there was no evidence of sexual harassment as alleged by the deceased student. What was the incident? A 20-year-old student of the Fakir Mohan University in India's Odisha set herself ablaze after allegedly being sexually harassed by a teacher, Samir Kumar Sahu; now she has died. The girl succumbed to her injuries a day after the President of India, Droupadi Murmu visited her at the AIIMS Bhubaneswar on Monday (July 14). The girl was a second-year student of B.Ed (integrated) at the Fakir Mohan Autonomous College in Balasore. She set herself ablaze on Saturday (July 12) outside the chamber of the college principal. She filed a complaint against Samir Kumar Sahu, but the Internal Complaints Committee of the institution gave a clean chit to him, who was the head of the education department. The girl had accused Sahu of making sexual advances against her and then threatening to fail her in examinations if she did not give in to her demands. The girl was an active member of the RSS-controlled Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad. She had even approached CM Majhi, union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan, the national commission for women, as well as district police officials about her plight - but none could give her justice. “Despite adequate resuscitation and all possible supportive management, including renal replacement therapy at Burns ICU, she could not be revived and was declared clinically dead at 11.46 p.m. on July 14,” says a bulletin of AIIMS, Bhubaneswar. The chief minister of Odisha, Mohan Charan Majhi, expressed his grief via a social media post, saying, “I am deeply saddened to hear about the passing of the student from Fakir Mohan Autonomous College. Despite the government fulfilling all responsibilities and the relentless efforts of the team of specialist doctors, her life could not be saved. I pray for the departed soul to rest in peace and give strength to her family to bear this irreparable loss."

The Odisha Police found the footage on Saturday (July 19) and was analysing it. It is yet to be ascertained how she got the petrol. Meanwhile, filling stations in the district have stopped giving petrol in bottles.

CCTV shows girl buying petrol in bottle amid probe in Odisha student's death who set herself on fire over sexual harassment

A teenage girl in India's Odisha was abducted and set on fire, after which a massive protest erupted in the capital city, Bhubaneswar, and police imposed the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) Section 163 outside AIIMS, where the girl was receiving treatment. As per a Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Jagmohan Meena, half the protesters dispersed, while the rest were detained outside the hospital for disrupting the medical services in the hospital.&nbsp;"Different groups held protests outside the burn unit. The resultant chaos caused numerous issues for the patients admitted here and their attendants. AIIMS even issued a notice saying protest was not allowed in the premises and that chaos is causing problems for patients and doctors in the hospital," DCP Meena told news agency ANI.&nbsp;"Our zonal ACP, who is also the Executive Magistrate, declared BNSS Section 163, after which 50% people left. The remaining were detained. We will ensure that further protests do not take place and that people do not face any inconvenience here. One platoon of force will remain deployed here so that the situation can be monitored," the officer added.&nbsp;Meanwhile, a BJP leader, Babu Singh, cautioned against politicising the issue and emphasised that the next 72 hours are medically crucial for the patient.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/uttarkashi-chopper-hit-cable-during-emergency-landing-crashed-preliminary-probe-wion-1752986671619/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/uttarkashi-chopper-hit-cable-during-emergency-landing-crashed-preliminary-probe-wion-1752986671619/embed</a>&nbsp;"The next 72 hours are very important for the patient. There are other patients also admitted in the ward. Holding protests and raising slogans outside the ward is not right. Workers of the BJD and Congress are sitting outside the ward, and they are not allowing anyone to enter," he told ANI.&nbsp;Moreover, the Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi said that the state government will airlift the 16-year-old girl to AIIMS Delhi for advanced medical care.&nbsp;"We are reviewing the situation. The state government is prepared to shift her to Delhi AIIMS for advanced treatment if needed. Although the victim has suffered up to 70% burns, she is still able to speak. I have spoken to the hospital director....she will be airlifted to Delhi AIIMS as per the advice of the doctors," the CM said.&nbsp;&nbsp;The girl's body was 70 per cent burned after she was forcefully set on fire when she was out with her friends. "Whoever is responsible will be caught. An investigation is underway to determine the cause of this incident and to determine whether any conspiracy was involved. The government will ensure strict punishment under the law," he added.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Jagmohan Meena said half the protesters dispersed, while the rest were detained outside the hospital for disrupting the medical services. The body of the girl was 70 per cent burned after she was forcefully set on fire when she was out with her friends.

A teenage girl in India's Odisha was abducted and set on fire, after which a massive protest erupted in the capital city, Bhubaneswar, and police imposed the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) Section 163 outside AIIMS, where the girl was receiving treatment. As per a Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Jagmohan Meena, half the protesters dispersed, while the rest were detained outside the hospital for disrupting the medical services in the hospital. "Different groups held protests outside the burn unit. The resultant chaos caused numerous issues for the patients admitted here and their attendants. AIIMS even issued a notice saying protest was not allowed in the premises and that chaos is causing problems for patients and doctors in the hospital," DCP Meena told news agency ANI. "Our zonal ACP, who is also the Executive Magistrate, declared BNSS Section 163, after which 50% people left. The remaining were detained. We will ensure that further protests do not take place and that people do not face any inconvenience here. One platoon of force will remain deployed here so that the situation can be monitored," the officer added. Meanwhile, a BJP leader, Babu Singh, cautioned against politicising the issue and emphasised that the next 72 hours are medically crucial for the patient. https://www.wionews.com/videos/uttarkashi-chopper-hit-cable-during-emergency-landing-crashed-preliminary-probe-wion-1752986671619/embed "The next 72 hours are very important for the patient. There are other patients also admitted in the ward. Holding protests and raising slogans outside the ward is not right. Workers of the BJD and Congress are sitting outside the ward, and they are not allowing anyone to enter," he told ANI. Moreover, the Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi said that the state government will airlift the 16-year-old girl to AIIMS Delhi for advanced medical care. "We are reviewing the situation. The state government is prepared to shift her to Delhi AIIMS for advanced treatment if needed. Although the victim has suffered up to 70% burns, she is still able to speak. I have spoken to the hospital director....she will be airlifted to Delhi AIIMS as per the advice of the doctors," the CM said. The girl's body was 70 per cent burned after she was forcefully set on fire when she was out with her friends. "Whoever is responsible will be caught. An investigation is underway to determine the cause of this incident and to determine whether any conspiracy was involved. The government will ensure strict punishment under the law," he added.

Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Jagmohan Meena said half the protesters dispersed, while the rest were detained outside the hospital for disrupting the medical services. The girl's body was 70 per cent burned after she was forcefully set on fire when she was out with her friends.

Teen girl abducted, set on fire in India's Odisha. Massive protest erupts outside AIIMS Bhubaneswar, Section 163 imposed

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Puri burn case: Police makes new revelation after teen's death, says no one involved

CCTV shows girl buying petrol in bottle amid probe in Odisha student's death

Teen girl abducted, set on fire in India's Odisha, massive protest erupts