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Kerala Nursing College Ragging case: Court grants bail to 5 accused

Kottayam: A Kerala court has granted bail to the five accused in the Kottayam Government Nursing College ragging case. The court stated that given their young age and lack of criminal antecedents, there was a possibility of their reformation.
A Kottayam Sessions Court granted the relief to Samuel Johnson (20), Rahul Raj (22), Jeev (18), Rijil Jith (20), and Vivek (21), who are accused of brutally ragging some of their juniors for several months.
Medical Dialogues had earlier reported that based on the ragging complaint the students were suspended.Five third-year nursing students had been arrested for allegedly ragging first year students at the Government Nursing College. It has been alleged by the 1st year students who were subjected to ragging that they were allegedly forced to strip naked, dumbbells hung from private parts, stabbed with geometry box compasses and beaten bloody for three months.
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According to the police, the accused had been harassing the victims since November last year and routinely took money from them to buy alcohol.
The abuse at the nursing college came to light in February after disturbing visuals of a junior student being brutally ragged surfaced on social media.
The video showed the victim tied to a cot and repeatedly pierced with a compass.
It also showed the victim stripped half-naked and subjected to horrifying acts, including having dumbbells placed on his private parts while tied to the cot and facial cream poured into his mouth.
All five accused students have since been dismissed from the college.
They were arrested after a case was registered under the Prohibition of Ragging Act, following a complaint that ragging had been ongoing for nearly three months at the nursing college, which operates under the Government Medical College.
Also Read:Shocking Kerala Nursing College Ragging Video surfaces, Rights Panel seeks action report
Kajal joined Medical Dialogue in 2019 for the Latest Health News. She has done her graduation from the University of Delhi. She mainly covers news about the Latest Healthcare. She can be contacted at editorial@medicaldialogues.in.