The Embassy of Nepal in New Delhi has stepped in to ensure the safety and security of Nepali students at Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology (KIIT) in Odisha, India, following recent events on campus. Reports had surfaced that Nepali students were being forced to leave their hostels, prompting immediate action from the embassy.
According to the embassy’s official statement, representatives have been in close contact with the university administration, urging them to make proper arrangements for Nepali students to continue their studies without disruption. The embassy has also assured that the students’ safety remains a top priority and that they are actively working to resolve the issue.
The statement further addresses the tragic death of Prakriti Lamsal, a Nepali student at KIIT, expressing deep sorrow over the incident. The embassy has called for a thorough and transparent investigation into her death and has conveyed its heartfelt condolences to her grieving family.
To assist students facing difficulties, the embassy has maintained regular communication with the Odisha Chief Minister’s Office and other concerned Indian authorities. It has also provided a hotline and email contact for students to seek help if needed.
The situation has sparked concerns among the Nepali student community in India, raising questions about their safety and treatment at Indian universities. The embassy has reassured students and their families that they are actively working to protect their rights and interests. Students experiencing problems have been encouraged to reach out to the embassy for immediate assistance.
