White SA understudy suspended in the wake of peeing on dark understudy s property

A white understudy in South Africa has been suspended from college after he was blamed for peeing on the property of a dark understudy at Stellenbosch University, the establishment affirmed to BBC News on Monday.
The college has said the occurrence will be explored and further move including ejection and criminal accusations might be initiated, contingent upon the result of the examination.
Scores of understudies fought at Stellenbosch University on Monday requesting quick activity against the first-year understudy.
The college - in the same way as other via web-based entertainment who have seen the broadly flowed video - has said the occurrence seems to have been racially propelled.
In a proclamation, Stellenbosch University representative Martin Viljoen said that the college "unequivocally denounces the damaging, terrible and bigoted occurrence".
The casualty is still in shock and attempting to handle what occurred, the college has said.
As indicated by neighborhood media reports, he was dozing and got up when he heard that somebody was in his room.
In the video he is heard asking the white understudy for what valid reason he is peeing on his possessions.
The episode has by and by focused on South Africa's battles with bigotry - many years after the finish of politically-sanctioned racial segregation.