MBBS student suspended for ragging

AGRA: A senior MBBS student of SN Medical College (SNMC) has been suspended based on allegations of ragging a junior student. The college administration suspended Vimal Kumar, a student of 2011 supplementary batch, based on the directions of National Anti-Ragging Cell.
According to sources, a student of the 2015 batch lodged an online complaint claiming that Vimal Kumar allegedly beat him up and even threatened to kill.
The anti-ragging cell then brought the matter to the notice of the university administration.
University chief proctor Dr. Manoj Srivastava and SNMC’s anti-ragging committee chairman Dr SK Katheria then met the complainant and offered necessary assistance. After a preliminary inquiry, the team suspended Vimal Kumar.
Dr SK Katheria said, “Ragging cell has registered a formal complaint in the matter and the committee will submit a report after detailed investigation. Further action will be taken based on the report.”
In the last two years, SNMC administration has suspended three students for ragging and beating junior students. However, the students took back their complaint during investigation after which suspension orders were revoked.