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‘How did a smart girl like Arzoo get carried away by a Class 10 pass?’

Studies have taken a back seat as students are discussing the murder both while travelling to the college and while sitting in its lawns. Most girls were asking: How could she blindly trust the boy?

Updated on: Feb 11, 2016, 15:54:44 IST
Hindustan Times | By , New Delhi
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The brutal murder of Delhi University student Arzoo Singh Chauhan, allegedly at the hands of her boyfriend, has left students of Laxmibai College in a state of shock.

According to her friends, Arzoo would attend morning class from 9 to 10 am and then leave with Naveen Khatri. Since she was part of the Four Year Undergraduate Programme (FYUP), attendance was not very important in the college. (Sushil Kumar/ Hindustan Times)
According to her friends, Arzoo would attend morning class from 9 to 10 am and then leave with Naveen Khatri. Since she was part of the Four Year Undergraduate Programme (FYUP), attendance was not very important in the college. (Sushil Kumar/ Hindustan Times)

One question that is troubling many students at the college where Arzoo studied is, “just how much should a girl trust her partner?”

“You know, after this incident one of my friends broke up her relationship,” a third-year Hindi honours student, a classmate of Arzoo, said.

Studies have taken a back seat as students are discussing the murder both while travelling to the college and while sitting in its lawns. Most girls were asking: How could she blindly trust the boy?

Most of her college friends had seen the youth who used to regularly come to pick her up outside the college in northwest Delhi.

According to them, Arzoo would attend morning class from 9 to 10 am and then leave with Naveen Khatri. Since she was part of the Four Year Undergraduate Programme (FYUP), attendance was not very important in the college.

Read: DU student Arzoo was not pregnant, killed in a fit of rage: Police

According to the CCTV footage of the college, she left the college with Khatri on February 2.

“The students told me that she used to tell her friends that her marriage was fixed with the boy. So when anybody says this, no one would generally doubt the other person,” said Vatsala.

The students plan to hold a candle light march for their friend.

According to her teachers, Arzoo was a good student who got decent grades in her exams. Ever since the incident came to light on February 2, one of her best friends is known to have not attended the college.

They still cannot believe that such a bold and smart girl like Arzoo could get so carried away by a boy who had just studied till Class 10.

“Since we are very few students in Hindi honours, so we knew each other. However, we were not very good friends but she had plans for her life and wanted to do something,” said a student of third year Hindi honours student.

Read: DU student’s body found in ventilation shaft, boyfriend confesses

 
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Shradha Chettri

Shradha Chettri was part of Hindustan Times’ nationwide network of correspondents that brings news, analysis and information to its readers. She no longer works with the Hindustan Times.

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