Ragging at Rajiv Gandhi Medical College: 9 medical students suspended for a year
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Thane: Taking action against nine students of Rajiv Gandhi Medical College found guilty of ragging their juniors, the Thane Municipal Commissioner has suspended them for one academic year. Those students were also evicted from the college hostel as punishment.
The action was taken against the students after the Anti-Ragging Committee of the medical college conducted an inquiry into the matter on the basis of a complaint.
Confirming the action taken, the medical college, which is run by the Thane Municipal Corporation, issued an official release on Wednesday. In the release, the college informed that Municipal Commissioner Abhijit Bhangar took the action on the basis of the inquiry report of the Anti-Ragging Committee.
The release mentioned that the Thane municipal commissioner has suspended nine students of the Rajiv Gandhi Medical College here for ragging freshers at the college’s hostel. The action was taken following a complaint and as per the Prevention of Ragging Rules, it said.
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