Habitual Offenders: Students Speak Out About Professors Charged in Aditya Prabhu Case

Students Speak Out Against Alleged Mental Harassment by Professors in Aditya Prabhu Case

In a recent turn of events related to the Aditya Prabhu case, two students have come forward with their accounts of alleged mental harassment and derogatory comments made by professors charged by the Bengaluru Police. These students, who shared their statements through the #JusticeForAdityaPrabhu page, shed light on their own experiences, adding a troubling layer to the ongoing case.

Student 1, revealed that they had experienced continuous emotional distress at the hands of professors charged in the Aditya Prabhu case. The student disclosed that a professor identified as “Prof Karthik” had berated them for their academic performance, insinuating that they were a shame to their parents and had wasted their parents’ money. The student alleged that such comments were not isolated and indicated a pattern of behavior.

The student further highlighted that the alleged mistreatment had left a lasting impact, creating an atmosphere of fear and anxiety. They claimed that this was not the first instance of such behavior by the professors charged in the Aditya Prabhu case. They expressed deep concern that despite these allegations, the professors remained associated with their institution, raising questions about institutional accountability.

Student 2, shared their own experience of an incident involving alleged malpractice during an exam. The student explained that they had worn a fitness band without realizing it was against exam regulations. This led to an encounter with the professors charged in the Aditya Prabhu case. The student expressed that the situation was deeply distressing and had prompted thoughts of discontinuing their studies.

The student revealed that they had attempted to explain the unintentional nature of the act, but their concerns were met with arrogance and threats. The alleged comments by the professors further exacerbated the student’s mental distress. They recalled being warned that their studies could be ruined entirely, which only added to their anxiety.

While the official process took approximately a week to resolve, the student emphasized the psychological toll it had taken during those four to five days. The distress caused by the situation had made it difficult for the student to focus on their studies, and they considered dropping out as a result.

Both students’ accounts echo the sentiments expressed by Aditya Prabhu’s mother and underline the urgent need for institutional accountability and support mechanisms for students. These statements, shared on the #JusticeForAdityaPrabhu page, have intensified the ongoing discussion surrounding the Aditya Prabhu case and the broader issue of student welfare within educational institutions.

The legal proceedings in the Aditya Prabhu case continue, and these testimonies add an additional layer of complexity, emphasizing the importance of a thorough and fair investigation in the pursuit of justice.