Police storms West Kordofan university, injures students and lecturer

Tens of students at the University of En Nahud in West Kordofan and a lecturer were injured when police and security forces entered the campus, using tear gas and live ammunition on Thursday. Witnesses from En Nahud told Radio Dabanga that the incident occurred on Thursday after a discussion about the university budget between the students loyal to the ruling National Congress Party and students of the opposition parties. When the dispute escalated, the police and the security forces came in and fired tear gas and live ammunition, injuring tens of students and lecturer Dr Mohamed El Mubarak Bello. The injured were taken to En Nahud hospital for treatment. The witnesses added that the police and security apparatus were still surrounding the university, and chasing students who fled the university.File photo: Students protest in West KordofanRelated: Student teacher arrested in Central Darfur (26 December 2013) 30 Darfuri students banned from Babanusa University (1 October 2013)

Tens of students at the University of En Nahud in West Kordofan and a lecturer were injured when police and security forces entered the campus, using tear gas and live ammunition on Thursday.

Witnesses from En Nahud told Radio Dabanga that the incident occurred on Thursday after a discussion about the university budget between the students loyal to the ruling National Congress Party and students of the opposition parties. When the dispute escalated, the police and the security forces came in and fired tear gas and live ammunition, injuring tens of students and lecturer Dr Mohamed El Mubarak Bello.

The injured were taken to En Nahud hospital for treatment. The witnesses added that the police and security apparatus were still surrounding the university, and chasing students who fled the university.

File photo: Students protest in West Kordofan

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Student teacher arrested in Central Darfur (26 December 2013)

30 Darfuri students banned from Babanusa University (1 October 2013)