Tanzanian student was attacked and stripped by mob anger in the city of Bangalore, in southern India.

He was attacked after a student from Sudan car hit and killed a local woman.

A mob attacked a female student at the age of 21 with his three friends, all from Tanzania.

They passed through the area shortly after the accident happen.

The crowd chased the woman and "catch blouses", police said.

Embassy of Tanzania has called for information about the incident, reports say.

The incident happened on Sunday night, but reportedly the first time Tuesday.

Police have told the BBC Hindi, Imran Qureshi in Bangalore that a crowd gathered Hessarghatta area after a student from Sudan who was drunk stamp woman who was lying at the side of the road with his car.

The student from Sudan was beaten and burnt his car but he managed to escape.

"About 30 minutes later, four students (from Tanzania), were passing they stopped to ask what had happened. Then they attacked," Bernandoo Kafumu, president of the association of students in college in Tanzania has said.

"The woman did not even know the man (of Sudan) was involved in the accident," a member of the party of students who requested anonymity said.

"After they attacked, they fled to Tanzania in their car and tried to escape. But there was a barrier, and they came down and fled on foot. He settled in his life. The inhabitants were chased and undressed," he added.

They also torched the car.

Chief of the highest levels of the police has confirmed that "iliraruliwa and stripped her blouse, but not sexually abused."

"After the information to appear on the media Wednesday, we asked (the student) present a formal complaint. We follow all the procedures, he examined by a doctor," TR Suresh, deputy police commissioner of Bangalore North, told the BBC Hindi.

Bangalore, has hundreds of foreign students, including 150 from Tanzania.