Kashmiri students were physically assaulted by the Hindutva terrorists in various colleges of Punjab in India, after Pakistan’s win against India in ICC Men’s T20 World Cup.

According to Kashmir Media Service, the Hindutva terrorists hailing from Uttar Pradesh and Bihar barged into the hostels and beat up Kashmiri students ruthlessly at Bhai Guru Das Institute of Engineering and Technology in Sangrur, Punjab.

One of the students live-streamed the attack on Facebook while the students were being attacked with rods and sticks as the attackers barged into their rooms.

Aaqib, an engineering student from Bhai Guru Das Institute of Engineering and Technology told media that some students from Uttar Pradesh and Bihar barged into their rooms with rods and attacked them.

“We were in our hostel rooms when we heard some noise coming from outside. We went to see what is happening and saw some people attacking Kashmiri students in the other block.

They had broken the windowpanes of their rooms and were continuously shouting ‘You Are Pakistanis’,” another student, Shoiab, from the same college said. “We locked ourselves in our rooms,” he added.

“Locals from Punjab, mostly Sikhs, came to our rescue. They tried to save us from these attacks,” a student said.

Nasir Khuehami, spokesperson for Jammu and Kashmir Student Association, told media that he has received distressing phone calls from Kashmiri students studying in various colleges of Punjab after India’s defeat in the match.

“The videos I am receiving of these attacks are very distressing,” he said.

In a tweet he said: "University Authorities, officials Consultants frm Punjab where kashmiri studnts were assaultd & whose students were thrashed at Rntd acoomd. are calling, texting & threatening me with FIR for disclosing names of thr institutions, Told that U tranished our Image."

Quoting Khuehami's tweet, a social media user labelled the attitude as "educational terrorism".

A user shared pictures of the students who were assaulted.

Another user shared footage of the room where the Kashmiri students were being physically harassed.