SHOCKING: NIT Srinagar's student recounts J&K police brutality, tells what actually led to violence - MUST WATCH

A student of NIT Srinagar has spokon to Zee Media about the unrest and violence at the campus.

New Delhi: A student of NIT Srinagar has spoken to Zee Media about the unrest and violence at the campus.

The student recounting horror has narrated the entire incident to reveal what actually led to violence and lathicharge. 

Here is the video; it's a must watch:-

Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh has assured proper security to students studying at the central institute saying there would be no harm to them.

He said he has already spoken to Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti on the prevailing situation at the National Institute of Technology and she has assured that all students will be safe there.

Tension started brewing inside the NIT campus, located on the banks of famous Dal lake, last week after India lost to West Indies in semi-final in the World T20 Cup prompting some local students to rejoice and burst crackers. This was protested by the outstation students resulting in clashes.

Since March 31 night, the situation inside the campus has been volatile and the authorities had posted paramilitary personnel. The local police was manning the main gate of the institute.

The developments prompted NIT authorities to close the campus on Saturday but reopened it on Monday. Last evening, the outstation students tried to march out of the campus saying they wanted to return to their homes.

A senior police official, who attempted to pacify them, was heckled and pushed around resulting in a lathicharge in which four students sustained injuries.