Kilpauk Medical College 3rd year MBBS student attacked by seniors, probe ordered
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Chennai: In a shocking incident reported from Kilpauk Medical College (KMC), a third-year MBBS student sustained serious injuries on his head after two drunken final-year students allegedly attacked him with a beer bottle on his head.
The injured student was immediately rushed to the KMC Hospital by other students and was admitted for treatment. Since it is unclear whether it was a case of ragging or a heated altercation that resulted in an accident, the Dean of the medical college has formed a three-member committee to look into the incident.
According to other students who claimed to have witnessed the incident, as per a TNIE news report alleged that the two seniors who are also house surgeons hit the junior under the influence of alcohol on Thursday night. They said that they had a history of similar crimes.
TOI reported that the student was walking through the hostel corridor under the influence of alcohol when two house surgeon students approached him and asked him to bring a few junior students to them. Agreeing to the request, the junior went to get a few juniors. Watching him walk slowly, the seniors scolded him which led to a verbal altercation. Then, the duo snatched a beer bottle he was holding and attacked him on his head with it.
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