Student kills professor over ‘anti-Islam’ comments

 Student kills professor over ‘anti-Islam’ comments


A student at Government Sadiq Egerton College in Bahawalpur murdered Professor Khalid Hameed of the English division over last's claimed 'anti-Islam' remarks.

Central Wali Muhammad revealed to Reuters that Khateeb Hussain, a fifth semester BS student took on the English office, assaulted the educator with a knife. Different students hopped in to stop the assailant however they couldn't spare the teacher, who later surrendered to his wounds at Bahawalpur Victoria Hospital. Educator Hameed was set to resign in four months. The police captured the student and accused him of homicide.

As indicated by media reports, the student had a hot trade of words with the educator over an arranged blended assembling of male and female students after which the student executed the teacher in his office. In a video admission, the student said that he had no regret over his activities as the teacher had expressed "anti-Islam remarks". After being inquired as to why he didn't pick a lawful course against the educator, he said that the "nation's laws clear path for opportunity of blasphemers".

A student at Government Sadiq Egerton College in Bahawalpur murdered Professor Khalid Hameed of the English division over last's claimed 'anti-Islam' remarks.

Central Wali Muhammad revealed to Reuters that Khateeb Hussain, a fifth semester BS student took on the English office, assaulted the educator with a knife. Different students hopped in to stop the assailant however they couldn't spare the teacher, who later surrendered to his wounds at Bahawalpur Victoria Hospital. Educator Hameed was set to resign in four months. The police captured the student and accused him of homicide.

As indicated by media reports, the student had a hot trade of words with the educator over an arranged blended assembling of male and female students after which the student executed the teacher in his office. In a video admission, the student said that he had no regret over his activities as the teacher had expressed "anti-Islam remarks". After being inquired as to why he didn't pick a lawful course against the educator, he said that the "nation's laws clear path for opportunity of blasphemers".