14 second-year MBBS students at GMC Kamareddy suspended for ragging juniors
Fourteen second-year MBBS students at a government medical college in Kamareddy have been suspended for ragging junior students. The incident, which involved unauthorized hostel entry, has prompted an inquiry and a formal report to the National Medical Commission.
Why it matters
It underscores the ongoing issue of ragging in Indian higher education and the strict regulatory oversight now being enforced by national bodies.
HYDERABAD Fourteen second-year MBBS students of the Government Medical College (GMC), Kamareddy, have been suspended following a ragging complaint lodged with the National Medical Commission (NMC). According to college principal Dr. B. Valya, the college received a complaint forwarded by the NMC based on a representation from freshers. Explaining the circumstances surrounding the incident, he said freshers and final-year students were accommodated in a common hostel.
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