College authorities should take measures to tighten the security within its premises. Times are such that until and unless there is adequate security, students will not be able to enjoy a carefree college life.

Sohini Roy
Calcutta

Yes. With terrorism on the rise, it would hardly come as a surprise if colleges were to become their next big target. Further, anti-social activities like eve-teasing, drug peddling, rape and kidnapping of college-going students can be stopped if a stringent security system is implemented.

Soyuz Chanda
Sivasagar, Assam

no. EVERY PERSON should learn to protect himself or herself ? be it within the college premises or in the streets outside. College students are not babies who need to be protected by security personnel.

Priyanka Saha
Calcutta

Security in every college needs to be tightened so that each and every person feels secure within its premises. This will also help prevent incidents like the one that happened in Presidency College recently. A strong and efficient security system should exist in order to prevent untoward incidents.

Raffhat Mir
Bhawanipur College, Calcutta

Security in colleges may come as a shock to students who often think that a college is a place for freedom. But it has become a necessity these days. It will put the anxious minds of the parents to rest.

Govind Sharma
Assam

the security system should be tightened in colleges so as to provide students with a safe environment. Unwanted people should be kept outside the college.

Aparna Mukherjee
Guwahati

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