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Drama at women's college

Bhilwara (Rajasthan): The Government Women's College here on Tuesday witnessed a high drama when four students went up to the terrace and threatened to commit suicide to press their demands, including a cut in examination fees and extension of the last date for submitting application for examination.

Additional District Collector (City) M.L. Yadav said that four students threatened to jump off the terrace if their demands were not met.

It was only after senior administrative officers of the college and Principal Maya Bansal intervened that the students relented. — PTI

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