A STUDENT FROM OP JINDAL GLOBAL UNIVERSITY IN SONIPAT WAS CAUGHT ATTEMPTING TO SMUGGLE HIS GIRLFRIEND INTO THE BOYS’ HOSTEL BY HIDING HER INSIDE A LARGE SUITCASE.(VIDEO/PHOTO)..
A student from OP Jindal Global University in Sonipat was caught attempting to smuggle his girlfriend into the boys’ hostel by hiding her inside a large suitcase. The incident was captured on video by a fellow student and has since gone viral on social media platforms. In the footage, security guards are seen stopping the student and unzipping the bulky suitcase, revealing the girl curled up inside.  The exact circumstances leading to the discovery remain unclear, but reports suggest that the girl may have inadvertently made a noise or movement, arousing suspicion. It is still unknown whether she is a student at OP Jindal or an outsider. The university has not issued an official statement regarding the incident. As the video circulated online, netizens responded with a mix of amusement and disbelief. Many users joked about the student’s creativity and determination, while others expressed secondhand embarrassment. Some commenters referred to the incident as “peak hostel beh...
About 200 protesters took to the streets to call for Egyptian President Abdul Fattah al-Sisi to resign.President Sisi has faced heavy criticism over his executive decision to give away the Red Sea islands,during a visit by Saudi Arabia's King Salman.The uninhabited islands have been under Egyptian control since 1050.The protesters in Cairo chanted ''Sisi out'' and ''We own the land'' which was written in Arabi.Both secular and Islamist activists had called for people to demonstrate against the transfer of the uninhabited islands.The president was forced to publicly defend his decision to give away the islands,Tiran and Sanafir,which are situated at the mouth of the Gulf of Aqaba.He said they had always belonged to the Saudis and Egypt had simply been as led to look after them.He said ''We did not surrender our rights but we restored the rights of others.Egypt did not relinquish even a grain of sand.All the data and documents say nothing except that this particular right is theirs''.Critics of the deal say Mr Sisi's decision to hand over the Islands without Parliamentary approval,and only announce the deal after it was done,was improper.Others have accused the President of giving the Islands away in return for Saudi aid and investment''.It was also reported that the police threw tear-gas at the protestersMore photos below. 
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