Hyderabad: A day after witnessing a clash between rival groups of students over organising a 'beef festival' in the campus, the Osmania University remained calm on Monday even as police continued to keep strict vigil.
The situation is normal in the university campus and the group of students opposed to the 'beef festival' boycotted the classes today, a police official said.
A 'beef festival' organised by a group of students turned violent in the university campus on Sunday as another group objected to holding such a festival.
A \'beef festival\' organised by a group of students turned violent in the university campus on Sunday as another group objected to holding such a festival.
While the organisers of the 'beef festival' described it as a reclamation of their cultural rights, the rival group said such an event was against Indian culture resulting in a clash.
Two vehicles including one belonging to media were damaged in the incident. The police lobbed teargas shells and resorted to baton charge to bring the situation under control.
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