In a surprising turn of events, a female thief attempted to steal phones in a mosque at Bagabaga College of Education during an evening prayer session. However, her attempt was unsuccessful, and the students demanded that she be released for them to beat. This incident has sparked concern among the student body as there have been several reported stealing cases in the mosque.
The attempted theft took place during an evening prayer session at the mosque within the premises of Bagabaga College of Education. The female thief, whose identity remains unknown, targeted the congregation’s phones but was thwarted in her efforts. Following the incident, students expressed their frustration and anger, demanding that the thief be handed over to them for retribution.
Reports indicate that this is not an isolated incident, as there have been multiple cases of theft within the mosque. The repeated occurrences of stealing have created a sense of unease and insecurity among the students and worshippers who frequent the mosque for prayers and religious activities.
Several students have come forward to share their experiences and concerns regarding the thefts in the mosque. Their testimonies shed light on the impact of these incidents on the college community and emphasize the need for immediate action to address security issues within the premises.
The demand for justice and security measures to prevent further thefts has gained momentum among the students, prompting discussions on how to ensure safety within the college environment.
As this situation unfolds, it is crucial for authorities to address the underlying security concerns and work towards fostering a safe and secure environment for all members of the college community.