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Dr. Rajendra Prasad Govt Medical College enforces a zero-tolerance policy on ragging, expelling 22 students since 2018. Tragic events, like the 2009 Aman Kachroo incident, underpin the policy.

Tanda Med College Expels 22 for Ragging Issues

Dr. Rajendra Prasad Govt Medical College's strict anti-ragging policy has resulted in 22 student expulsions. Driven by a 2009 tragedy, the college remains committed to eliminating ragging and enhancing safety.

Tanda Medical College's zero-tolerance to ragging expels 22 students

Dr. Rajendra Prasad Medical College maintains a zero-tolerance ragging policy, expelling 22 students over five years, influenced by a 2009 tragedy involving student death.

In the past five years, the Dr Rajendra Prasad Government Medical College in Tanda has expelled 22 students due to their involvement in ragging and indiscipline, according to college principal Milap Sharma.
The institution maintains a zero-tolerance policy towards ragging, with five students expelled just in the last year for such offenses, Sharma informed PTI.
Highlighting the gravity of such incidents, Sharma recounted an incident where a student faced rustication and a hefty fine of Rs 1.20 lakh for stabbing another student during Holi celebrations.
The college&rsquo;s stern stance on ragging stems from a tragic 2009 incident when Aman Satya Kachroo, a 19-year-old MBBS student, lost his life after being brutally beaten by four seniors in the boys' hostel. This incident occurred on the college campus near Dharamshala in Himachal Pradesh's Kangra district.
Dr Munish Saroch, the member secretary of the college's Anti-Ragging Committee, emphasized that the expulsion of 22 students reflects the administration's firm resolve to eliminate ragging. He also underscored the importance of implementing stronger preventive measures to safeguard students and maintain discipline within the institution.

According to officials, despite an introductory event held recently, some post-graduate students of Kakatiya University asked juniors to re-introduce themselves at the ladies hostel of the institute. 

Kakatiya University: 80 women students suspended for forcing juniors to sing & dance at Telangana university

According to officials, despite an introductory event held recently, some post-graduate students of Kakatiya University asked juniors to re-introduce themselves at the ladies hostel of the institute. 

80 women students suspended for forcing juniors to sing & dance at Telangana university

According to officials, despite an introductory event held recently, some post-graduate students of Kakatiya University asked juniors to re-introduce themselves at the ladies hostel of the institute.&nbsp;

As many as 80 PG women students of a university in Telangana were suspended for one week from hostel for allegedly pressuring their juniors "to sing and dance", officials said on Saturday.
After the introductory event held recently, some students of the Post-Graduate courses of Commerce and Zoology departments of the Kakatiya University in Warangal district, again on December 18, asked their juniors to re-introduce themselves at the ladies hostel of the institute, which the juniors refused, they said.
The junior students complained to the varsity authorities over the matter even as some among them also alleged that they were "pressurised" to sing and dance by their seniors, the officials said, adding an enquiry was conducted, and 80 PG students were suspended.
"Disciplinary action has been initiated against the 80 PG students, and they were suspended for a week from hostel," a senior official of the university said.
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"The teen was definitely ragged and sexually molested. He was paraded naked in the corridor after he was forced to undress in room no. 70. We have evidence," the officer told PTI.

Kolkata: police confirm Jadavpur university student was sexually molested, ragged, paraded naked

"The teen was definitely ragged and sexually molested. He was paraded naked in the corridor after he was forced to undress in room no. 70. We have evidence," the officer told PTI.

The deceased first-year student of Jadavpur University was paraded naked in the corridor of the main hostel's second floor, minutes before he fell off from there and died, Kolkata Police's initial probe has revealed.
Investigators have also found that the teen was "sexually molested" and the arrested 12 people, including present and former students of the varsity, "had played active roles" in the entire episode, leading to the Nadia teen's death, a senior police officer said on Tuesday.
"The teen was definitely ragged and sexually molested. He was paraded naked in the corridor after he was forced to undress in room no. 70. We have evidence," the officer told PTI.
Kolkata Police investigators have got hold of a WhatsApp group created by one of the arrested accused, he said, adding, it was done to &ldquo;misdirect cops&rdquo;.
"Probe also revealed that those arrested had planned to misdirect police so that the ragging part could be concealed," the officer said.
On Tuesday, police questioned the cook of the hostel to find out more about the August 9 incident, he said.
Two other students of the varsity have been summoned to appear before the investigators for questioning in connection with the probe.
The teen died after falling from the second-floor balcony of the main boys' hostel near the campus on the night of August 9.
His family has alleged he was a victim of ragging and sexual molestation.
(PTI)

Two more arrested in Jadavpur University student's alleged ragging-related suicide case

A first-year student of Jadavpur University in Kolkata died after allegedly falling from the second-floor balcony of the main hostel on August 10. Initial probe revealed that the student was bullied allegedly by some senior boarders of the hostel.

Two students of Jadavpur University were arrested on Sunday for their alleged involvement in ragging an 18-year-old undergraduate student who died after falling from the balcony of a hostel, police said.
Three persons have so far been held in the case a senior officer said.
A former student of the varsity, who continued staying at the main hostel, was apprehended on Friday.
"One second-year student of Economics and another of Sociology were arrested on Sunday morning," a senior officer of Kolkata Police said.
The student of Economics is from Bankura district, while the other hails from Arambagh in Hooghly, he said.
Swapnadip Kundu, a resident of Bagula in Nadia district, fell from the second-floor balcony of the main hostel building around 11.45 pm on Wednesday and died while undergoing treatment at a hospital at 3.40 am on Thursday.
"The names of the two surfaced after night-long grilling of the arrested ex-student. Both are boarders of the same hostel and were there when the teenager allegedly fell from the second floor of the hostel building. We will question them to get names of those who are also somehow involved in the matter," the officer told PTI.
The two students will be produced before a court later in the day, he said.
An FIR has been registered after the deceased's father lodged a complaint, alleging that a few boarders of the hostel were responsible for his son's death.&nbsp;
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26-year-old medical student dies four days after attempting suicide in Telangana

26-year-old junior doctor dies four days after attempting suicide in Telangana

According to cops, D Preethi attempted suicide on wednesday after allegedly being harassed by a senior.

A 26-year-old medical student in Telangana's Kakatiya Medical College died four days after she attempted suicide over ragging by senior on Sunday night, NDTV reported.
According to cops, D Preethi attempted suicide on wednesday after allegedly being harassed by a senior. She was found unconscious at MGM Hospital after working the night shift. She was later moved to Hyderabad in a critical condition, the report added.&nbsp;
The WhatsApp chats on the victim's and the accused's phones suggested ragging, Warangal police commissioner AV Ranganath told NDTV.&nbsp;
Following a complaint by Preethi's father, the cops arrested a second-year-post graduate student Mohammed Ali Saif, on charges of ragging, abetment to suicide and harassment under the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act.
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Assam ragging row: CM condemns act, appeals students to refrain from it

Dibrugarh university ragging row: Assam CM condemns act; 5 students arrested

The accused involve one former and four current students of the university, and police lodged a case against them following complaint by the victim student's family.

Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has appealed students to not indulge in ragging after a student of Dibrugarh University tried to kill himself by jumping off the hostel building.&nbsp; In a tweet, Sarma said the victim is being provided medical treatment and officials are looking into the matter.&nbsp;
Meanwhile, Assam Police, as per an NDTV report have arrested five people in connection with the alleged ragging of juniors at the university.
The incident came to light after a commerce student named Anand Sharma reportedly jumped off the second floor of the hostel in an attempt to save himself from the alleged assault by seniors.
The accused involve one former and four current students of the university, and police lodged a case against them following complaint by the victim student's family.
Case has been registered under sections relating to criminal conspiracy, attempt to murder, restraining a person.
University authorities reportedly have also ordered an investigation into the matter.&nbsp;
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Some senior students of a medical college in Madhya Pradesh's Indore have been charged with ragging after a group juniors complained to the University Grants Commission. 
The junior students have alleged that they were forced to pretend to have sex with pillows and abuse their female batchmates. They also claimed that they were made to slap each other. 
Following the complaint by the students, the UGC called up the college authorities and take action. An official of the MGM Medical College's anti-ragging committee then filed a case with the police. 

MP students booked for ragging, juniors claim they were forced to do 'vulgar acts'

Some senior students of a medical college in Madhya Pradesh's Indore have been charged with ragging after a group juniors complained to the University Grants Commission. 

The junior students have alleged that they were forced to pretend to have sex with pillows and abuse their female batchmates. They also claimed that they were made to slap each other.&nbsp;

Some senior students of a medical college in Madhya Pradesh's Indore have been charged with ragging after a group juniors complained to the University Grants Commission.&nbsp;
The junior students have alleged that they were forced to pretend to have sex with pillows and abuse their female batchmates. They also claimed that they were made to slap each other.&nbsp;
Following the complaint by the students, the UGC called up the college authorities and take action. An official of the MGM Medical College's anti-ragging committee then filed a case with the police.&nbsp;
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