Eleven students -- eight foreign nationals and three Indians -- were arrested today in connection with the clash which took place on Sunday night, Sub-Inspector Anirudh Singh Kamaliya said. They were booked under relevant sections of the IPC, including 307 (attempt to murder), he said.
Six of the injured were Indians and remaining three were foreign students.
The incident took place when Indian students were passing by the international hostel of the university located on the city's outskirts. The Indian students involved in the clash were staying in a separate hostel.
Waghodia town police rushed to the spot at around 2 AM and brought the situation under control.
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Both groups later lodged complaints against each other at Waghodia police station.
In their cross-complaints, they blamed each other for the violence on the campus. According to the complaints, sticks and stones were used to attack each other.
The arrested foreign students hail from Afghanistan, Uganda, Cameroon, Cameroon and Congo, and their respective embassies in New Delhi have been informed about the development, Vadodara district Superintendent of Police Saurabh Tolambia said.
Sub-Inspector Kamaliya said, "Complete peace prevailed on the university campus today and normal educational activities continued.
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