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Ashok&nbsp;Pal, a final-year MBBS student at&nbsp;Vasantrao Naik Government Medical College and Hospital in Maharashtra's Yavatmal was allegedly murdered on campus on Wednesday night.&nbsp;
The 24 year old was found in a badly injured state near the college's hostel following which he was admitted in the accident ward of the hospital where he died.
According to the complaint filed by medical superintendent Dr.&nbsp;Surendra Bhuyar, college authorities first thought that Pal had met with an accident, however stab injuries were found on his chest.
The incident prompted other students and resident doctors at the government hospital to go on a strike on Thursday. Meanwhile, two suspects were taken into custody by the police.&nbsp;
Former minister and Digras Shiv Sena MLA Sanjay Rathod, the Yavatmal district collector, superintendent of police and senior hospital officials held discussions with the protesting students at college campus on Friday.&nbsp;
The agitating medical students have demanded financial assistance to the family of the deceased, fast-track court hearing of the case and finding the accused, installation of CCTV cameras in college premises and security personnel, it was stated.
Rathod&nbsp;has said that he will follow up the demands with Chief Minister and medical education minister and demanded that the students call off the strike.&nbsp;
Students and doctors across the state have been staging protests in solidarity with Pal.&nbsp;

Maharashtra: Doctors protest after a medical student is allegedly killed inside college campus

Ashok Pal, a final-year MBBS student at Vasantrao Naik Government Medical College and Hospital in Maharashtra's Yavatmal was allegedly murdered on Wednesday night 

Yavatmal: Ashok Pal, final-year MBBS student allegedly murdered on campus

Medical students and resident doctors Vasantrao Naik Government Medical College and Hospital in Maharashtra's Yavatmal have gone on a strike after a final-year MBBS student was allegedly murdered on campus
24-year-old Ashok&nbsp;Pal was found in a badly injured state near the college's hostel on Wednesday following which he was admitted in the accident ward of the hospital where he died.
According to the complaint filed by medical superintendent Dr.&nbsp;Surendra Bhuyar, college authorities first thought that Pal had met with an accident, however stab injuries were found on his chest.
Meanwhile, two suspects have been taken into custody by the police.&nbsp;
The agitating medical students have demanded financial assistance to the family of the deceased, fast-track court hearing of the case, action against the accused, installation of CCTV cameras in college premises and posting of security personnel.
Former minister and Digras Shiv Sena MLA Sanjay Rathod, the Yavatmal district collector, superintendent of police and senior hospital officials held discussions with the protesting students at college campus on Friday.&nbsp;
Rathod&nbsp;has said that he will take demands of the students to the chief minister and medical education minister and urged the students call off the strike.&nbsp;
Students and doctors across the state have been staging protests in solidarity with Pal.&nbsp;
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Ashok Pal, a final-year MBBS&nbsp;student at&nbsp;Vasantrao Naik Government Medical College and Hospital in Maharashtra's Yavatmal&nbsp;was allegedly murdered on Wednesday night&nbsp;

Medical students and resident doctors Vasantrao Naik Government Medical College and Hospital in Maharashtra's Yavatmal have gone on a strike after a final-year MBBS student was allegedly murdered on campus
24-year-old Ashok&nbsp;Pal was found in a badly injured state near the college's hostel on Wednesday following which he was admitted in the accident ward of the hospital where he died.
According to the complaint filed by medical superintendent Dr.&nbsp;Surendra Bhuyar, college authorities first thought that Pal had met with an accident, however stab injuries were found on his chest.
Meanwhile, two suspects have been taken into custody by the police.&nbsp;
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The agitating medical students have demanded financial assistance to the family of the deceased, fast-track court hearing of the case, action against the accused, installation of CCTV cameras in college premises and posting of security personnel.
Former minister and Digras Shiv Sena MLA Sanjay Rathod, the Yavatmal district collector, superintendent of police and senior hospital officials held discussions with the protesting students at college campus on Friday.&nbsp;
Rathod&nbsp;has said that he will take demands of the students to the chief minister and medical education minister and urged the students call off the strike.&nbsp;
Students and doctors across the state have been staging protests in solidarity with Pal.&nbsp;
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'West India company': Rahul says farm laws a 'stab in farmers' hearts'

'Farm laws will foster an East India company-like culture': Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday said the new farm laws will have to be opposed not just for farmers but for the future of the country

'West India company': Rahul says bills a 'stab in the farmers' hearts'

Alleging that they were like a 'stab in the farmers' hearts', Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday said the new farm laws will have to be opposed not just for farmers but for the future of the country. Interacting with a group of farmers from across the country, Rahul said the GST and the noteban were also attacks on farmers, but these three laws will prove to be more detrimental. He also claimed the laws will foster an East India company-like culture and this time, a "West India company" has come in.
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PTI,&nbsp;New Delhi: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday said the new farm laws will have to be opposed not just for farmers but for the future of the country, as he alleged that they were like a "stab in the farmers' hearts".
Interacting with a group of farmers from across the country, he said the GST and the noteban were also attacks on farmers, but these three laws will prove to be more detrimental.
Gandhi also claimed the laws will foster an East India company-like culture and this time, a "West India company" has come in.
"There is no difference between GST, noteban and these three laws. The only difference is that this is directly stabbing your heart with a knife," he said during the virtual meeting with the group of farmers.
"But I have clarity that this has to be opposed. Not for farmers, but for the future of India," he told the farmers in a nearly 11-minute long video shared on social media.
The Congress has opposed the new farm laws and the party is protesting across the country, even as farmers&rsquo; unions have launched a stir in Punjab and Haryana.
"The farmer is not just a farmer, the voice of farmers is in the youth, in the Army, the police and the voice of farmers has a lot of strength. It is with the help of this voice that India attained independence and once again India will become independent through the farmers' voice," Gandhi said.
The former Congress chief said he had seen in Uttar Pradesh&rsquo;s Bhatta Parsaul village that businessmen wanted the farmers' land as well as their farm produce. "The first fight I fought was of land acquisition and the entire media attacked me," he said.
"They said this is a fight against black money but it was not true. The purpose was to weaken our unorganised sector and the poor, farmers and labourers," Gandhi alleged, adding that the purpose of GST was also the same.
Talking to Gandhi, Dhirender Kumar, a farmer from Champaran in Bihar, said farmers are being exploited in the name of these laws and they will be forced to commit suicide due to hunger.
Ashok Bootra from Yavatmal in Maharashtra feared that no one would buy the farm produce at minimum support price (MSP).
"I feel any farmer who protests will be put in jail. In 1840, the East India company used to put out the price of cotton from England and the entire world would buy at that rate. But the businessmen would know of the price in advance," he said.
"The way East India Company used to do business, I feel the same pattern is being followed again. Farmers and small businessmen will be looted. When farmers will not get the rates for their produce, suicides will increase," Bootra said.
Replying to this, Gandhi said, "You want to say earlier it was East India Company, now a West India company has come in."&nbsp;

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