Bengaluru Professor Who Misbehaved With Teen Trespassed Into The Campus, Was Barred Earlier

Last Updated:March 26, 2026, 11:38 PM IST

Bengaluru medical college professor, barred earlier, trespasseed Nelamangala campus and sexually harassed student, viral video sparks outrage.

Professor has been booked on charges of sexual harassment. (Photo: X)

In a shocking development in the Bengaluru professor case, investigation revealed that the accused professor was already barred from the college and he trespassed into the premises and misbehaved with the students. The professor has been booked on charges of sexual harassment after he proposed to a female student in a classroom.

The incident took place on March 23 at a medical college in Nelamangala taluk on the outskirts of Bengaluru. The video of the incident has gone viral on social media, drawing sharp criticism.

According to the FIR lodged by the complainant, the accused professor had been behaving inappropriately on the college premises and sexually harassing female students. Several complaints were filed against him with the college authorities.

Following multiple complaints, the college issued a notice to the professor, directing him to appear for an inquiry and restraining him from entering the campus during the process.

However, the accused allegedly trespassed into the college premises in violation of the directive and forcibly held the hand of a female student.

The video getting viral on social media shows the accused professor is heard proposing to the student, claiming that she had confessed her “feelings” to him. The situation later escalated on campus, with videos showing the agitated student confronting the professor. She was seen hitting him with slippers, while other students joined in, allegedly assaulting and abusing him.

Based on a complaint filed by the college principal on Thursday, a case has been registered at the Nelamangala Rural Police Station against the accused under Sections 74 (assault or criminal force against a woman with intent to outrage her modesty), 75(1) (sexual harassment), and 329(3) (criminal trespass) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, a senior police officer said.

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