MKCG Medical College 2nd year MBBS students allege ragging by seniors, NMC intervenes

Berhampur: A second-year MBBS student of MKCG Medical College has brought allegations of ragging by seniors, prompting the authorities to launch an investigation into the matter. Meanwhile, the National Medical Commission (NMC) has taken cognisance of the complaints lodged by the parents of the victim students and has directed the Dean of the medical college to conduct a probe.

According to recent media reports, several second-year medical students have alleged that they were being ragged and harassed by seniors at the hostel. The student claimed that the ragging started when the first-year students shifted to a different hostel after completing their year. 

Following this, the second-year students were relocated from Cabin Block to three different hostels. After their relocation, the students claimed that the seniors harassed them mentally and physically.  

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When these students informed their parents about the issue, several complaints started pouring in at the desk of NMC. Taking cognizance of the parent's complaints, the apex regulatory body asked the Dean of the medical college to initiate an investigation.