Ragging at GMC Haldwani: 10 MBBS students expelled from hostel for 6 months, barred from attending classes, fined Rs 25k each
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Haldwani: In yet another ragging incident reported from Government Medical College, Haldwani, 10 MBBS students have been expelled from the hostel for 6 months and barred from attending classes for a week. Along with this, each of the students has been fined Rs 25000.
According to the officials, the action was taken following information about junior students allegedly being ragged at the second-year MBBS hostel.
A fine of Rs 25,000 has also been imposed on each of them, Principal Dr Arun Joshi told PTI.
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According to TOI, Out of the 16 students involved in the incident, these 10 students have been identified through CCTV footage.
Hindustan reports that on Friday afternoon, second-year students called a first-year student to their hostel and ragged him. After hearing the noise from the hostel room, an employee of the medical college made a video of the entire incident. Principal Dr. Arun Joshi was immediately informed about the incident. Dr. Joshi, who was working in his office, rushed to the hostel and reprimanded all the senior students.
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