No Malpractice in Attendance Register of Stanley Medical College, reveals probe
Chennai: While a viral video flagged the issue of malpractice in the attendance register of the Stanley Medical College, a probe conducted by the inquiry committee suggested otherwise.
In that video that became viral on Twitter, a person was seen signing several pages of the attendance register in one go. However, the Committee headed by the Vice-Principal of the medical college, A. Jamila has revealed that there is no such malpractice and the person who signed the register is a student of first year PG Pharmacology.
After the video became viral on Twitter, the medical college hospital set up an inquiry committee to probe the allegations of malpractice on May 2.
As per the latest media report by Indian Express, the inquiry committee consisting of the Vice-Principal along with other head of the departments examined the CCTV footage and drew a conclusion that the person who was seen in the vide was none other than a first year PG student of Pharmacology.
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