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Medical College Faces Probe Over Harassment Claims
7 Jun
Summary
- MBBS student complained to NMC about mental harassment.
- Seniors allegedly interfered with hostel room allotment.
- College anti-ragging committee is investigating claims.
A first-year MBBS student has lodged an online complaint with the National Medical Commission (NMC), citing mental harassment and alleged interference by senior students regarding hostel room allocation at Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Medical College and Hospital (MGMMCH). The NMC has officially acknowledged the complaint and requested a comprehensive report from the college administration. This report is expected to detail the specific accusations and outline the remedial actions being implemented.
MGMMCH's anti-ragging committee has initiated a formal investigation, which includes questioning senior students and gathering evidence related to the allegations. College officials have assured that the probe is being conducted with utmost sensitivity. This situation is unfolding amidst a history of disciplinary issues at the institution, including expulsions, reprimands, and suspensions for ragging and harassment in recent years.
