Sardar Rajas Medical College students denied entry
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The students of Sardar Rajas Medical College were seeking entry into the Veer Surendra Sai Institute of Medical Sciences and Research (VIMSAR) to submit their allotment letters. But they were in for a rude shock after the students of VIMSAR blocked the entrance gate to deny them permission.
In a high stage drama by the VIMSAR students they locked the main gate of the institute and denied any access to the administration of the institute.
This is not the first time the VIMSAR students have protested the decision by the Orrisa High Court. They has earlier staged a dharna on their college campus, and then also locked the main gate.
However, after the recent direction by the Orrisa High court to complete the Rajas students' relocation process by December 22, the agitation was withdrew by the students.
As reported by Express, VIMSAR students’ union president Jayshankar Mishra said any move to accommodate MBBS students of SRMC would be detrimental to students of both VIMSAR and SRMC. Explaining that VIMSAR has dearth of both teaching staff and infrastructure, including classrooms, laboratory, medical equipment and hostels, he said the increase in the number of students will mount pressure on the available resources and ultimately the students will suffer.
In a high stage drama by the VIMSAR students they locked the main gate of the institute and denied any access to the administration of the institute.
This is not the first time the VIMSAR students have protested the decision by the Orrisa High Court. They has earlier staged a dharna on their college campus, and then also locked the main gate.
However, after the recent direction by the Orrisa High court to complete the Rajas students' relocation process by December 22, the agitation was withdrew by the students.
As reported by Express, VIMSAR students’ union president Jayshankar Mishra said any move to accommodate MBBS students of SRMC would be detrimental to students of both VIMSAR and SRMC. Explaining that VIMSAR has dearth of both teaching staff and infrastructure, including classrooms, laboratory, medical equipment and hostels, he said the increase in the number of students will mount pressure on the available resources and ultimately the students will suffer.
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