7 MBBS students of Kakatiya Medical College suspended for ragging junior
Ragging
Warangal: Seven MBBS students of Kakatiya Medical College, who were earlier booked by the city police for allegedly ragging a junior student, have been suspended for three months.
As per the press release, the KMC Anti-Ragging Committee convened a meeting in light of the complaint. During this meeting, the committee facilitated a face-to-face inquiry, bringing together the aggrieved student and the seven students implicated in the alleged incident. Detailed statements from all parties involved were meticulously recorded.
Previously Medical Dialogues reported that the event happened late on September 14 when he was walking back to his dorm from the library. In his complaint, he said that the seniors wanted him to join but he declined since they were drunk and verbally hostile. He went back to his room, where the senior beat him severely. His classmates took him right away to MGM Hospital.
In light of the committee's findings, the institution has taken decisive action. The seven students now face suspension from academic activities for a period of three months. Furthermore, they have been expelled from the hostel for a duration of one year, as stipulated in the official communication.
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