High Commission of Tanzania Reported Verbally Attack on students in Bangalore

five accused are being interrogated by police officials in connection with the case and added that the state government has informed the ministry of external affairs about the incident. The girl's nightmare is said to have unfolded around 7.30pm on Sunday when she and her three Tanzanian friends were going in a car in Ganapathinagar, off of Hesaraghatta Main Road. Almost 2km away and about 30 minutes hour earlier, a car driven by a Sudanese student had run over Shabana Taj, 35, who had been walking with her husband, electrical contractor Sanaullah. A mob, allegedly comprising locals, that was rioting following the accident, stopped the girl's car. "We got out of the car and there were many people around. There was a policeman standing nearby and I asked him what had happened. He said nothing. A friends rushed to me and asked me not to walk around. By then, the mob started hitting him," the Tanzanian woman said. he mob, meanwhile, had set the car ablaze.As they made their way to Sapthagiri Hospital, the mob chased them. Even at the hospital, the mob allegedly threatened to storm the hospital if the Africans were not sent out.