Shimla, Oct. 1 -- A third-year student of Himachal Pradesh National Law University (HPNLU), Shimla, allegedly attempted to end his life on Wednesday, accusing four students of ragging and levelling allegations of inaction against the university administration. The student is currently undergoing treatment at Indira Gandhi Medical College, and police have started an investigation. In a video released on social media, the student accused the university administration, the vice-chancellor and the registrar of failing to act on his complaint. HT couldn't independently verify the veracity of the video. The student alleged that the four students had filed "false" FIRs and anti-ragging complaints against him and claimed that he received death threats. According to the video, the student said he had earlier lodged a ragging complaint against the same students during his second year. He had also lodged an FIR at Arki police station in connection with the matter. In compliance with its obligations under the anti-ragging framework, the Arki police had informed the Dhami police chowki in Shimla. The matter is under investigation.Police, in a statement said, that the student's condition is currently reported to be stable. "The police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident and other related facts. During the preliminary investigation, information has emerged regarding a previous dispute involving the student and a case registered at Arki police station in Solan district. Necessary legal action is being taken in the matter as per the law," the statement said. HPNLU, in a statement, said that it had received a complaint alleging ragging and the matter was under consideration before the competent authorities. The university said no final findings or decision has been reached. "Since the inquiry is pending, any attempt to publicly present allegations as established facts is premature and has the potential to prejudice the ongoing proceedings. The circulation of videos, statements and social media content concerning the matter appears to be an attempt to create unnecessary pressure on the university authorities," reads the statement....