Medical Student Dies in Accident: Police inturn gets violent on fellow medical students
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Bikaner, Rajasthan : In an unfortunate incident in Bikaner, two medical students on scooty were hit by an unidentified vehicle when they were on their way to their hostel in Jainarayan Vyas colony, in Bikaner.
The two students, identified as Neha Garg and Akanksha Arya, were rushed to the PBM government hospital where Neha Garg, a first year MBBS student, was declared dead. Akanksha on the other hand has sustained ther sustain serve head and pelvic injury and has been now referred to SMS jaipur.
As reported by one of the fellow students, they went to police station to register FIR so that culprit can be caught but police asked for letter from college about the incident before the can lodge an FIR. Students, almost 70% girls started agitation against police incompetency for which the police did lathi charge on the girls. As per the medical student, No woman constable were present at that time when male police officers were hitting the woman.
The two students, identified as Neha Garg and Akanksha Arya, were rushed to the PBM government hospital where Neha Garg, a first year MBBS student, was declared dead. Akanksha on the other hand has sustained ther sustain serve head and pelvic injury and has been now referred to SMS jaipur.
As reported by one of the fellow students, they went to police station to register FIR so that culprit can be caught but police asked for letter from college about the incident before the can lodge an FIR. Students, almost 70% girls started agitation against police incompetency for which the police did lathi charge on the girls. As per the medical student, No woman constable were present at that time when male police officers were hitting the woman.
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