6 interns suspended in GMC Nagpur for allegedly ragging first-year MBBS student

Dr Raj Gajbhiye, dean of the medical college informed that the six seniors allegedly ragged a first-year MBBS student of the college back in April this year and hence they are suspended from the college.

In a government-run medical college in Nagpur, six senior students have been suspended by the college administration for allegedly ragging a junior MBBS student. The dean of the college, Dr Raj Gajbhiye, has confirmed the action taken by the college.

As per the report, the students were also debarred from their internship. 

The victim in this incident had secretly filmed a video of the incident and lodged a complaint by mailing it to the central anti-ragging committee of the college.

After receiving the video along with the victim's complaint, the central committee directed the college administration to start the action. After which Dr Raj Gajbhiye immediately issued orders for suspending the internship of the students and also asked them to vacate the hostel, the official said.

The anti-ragging committee of the college also lodged a complaint with Ajni police station but no First Information Report (FIR) has been registered yet, police sources said, as reported by Devdiscourse. 

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The victim had lodged the formal complaint a few months back and after the internal report, the college too lodged a formal complaint with the local police. 

“After procuring the anti-ragging committee’s report, we will initiate appropriate action against the interns as soon as we can. We will also detain the interns for interrogation and further investigation,” a police officer said, as reported by Hindustan Times.

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