Ragging at IGMC: 2 interns booked for assaulting 3rd-year MBBS at hostel gate
Shimla: A case of ragging has surfaced from the well known Indira Gandhi Medical College Shimla (IGMC Shimla). Two interns attached the institute have subsequently been booked by the police under the charges of ragging juniors based on the complaint registered by a 3rd-year MBBS prof student.
As per the complaint registered by the medico, the duo doing an internship in IGMC Shimla beaten him and also misbehaved with him. In his complaint, the student alleged that two seniors, who were drunk and creating a ruckus, beat him up outside the hostel gate. The incident occurred around 11 pm on August 24th when the 3rd year student was on his way to Raman Hostel from Bhava Hostel along with his batchmates.
According to the aggrieved MBBS student, at the night of the incident, when he reached the gate along with his batchmates, he saw that both the seniors attempted to stop them. Then they started abusing and then thrashed them, after which the medico informed the police. When the police arrived, both fled from there.
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