Andhra Pradesh Medical Council to suspend licence of Absconding Doctor
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Vijayawada: The Andhra Pradesh Medical Council is reported to be initiating action against Dr VAA Lakshmi, who was accused of harassing Dr Sandhya Rani, a post graduate medical student leading to her taking the extreme step of suicide. The unfortunate incident was also followed by her broken-hearted husband, Dr Ch Ravi, attempting to take his life by hanging himself at his residence.
Controversy had taken over at the Guntur Medical College, when in the month of October, a DGO student, Dr Randhya Rani, commiited suicide by taking an excess dose of anaesthesia. A few days later a senior professor of the Department of Gynaecology and Obstetrics, Dr VAA Lakshmi was booked under Section 306 of the IPC for allegedly abetting her suicide, with preliminary enquiry revealing that the professor behaved inhumanly with the student. The deceased had made a dairy entry in her private journal, expressing the alleged mistreatment by the professor and how troubled she was as result of it.
Controversy had taken over at the Guntur Medical College, when in the month of October, a DGO student, Dr Randhya Rani, commiited suicide by taking an excess dose of anaesthesia. A few days later a senior professor of the Department of Gynaecology and Obstetrics, Dr VAA Lakshmi was booked under Section 306 of the IPC for allegedly abetting her suicide, with preliminary enquiry revealing that the professor behaved inhumanly with the student. The deceased had made a dairy entry in her private journal, expressing the alleged mistreatment by the professor and how troubled she was as result of it.
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