Four medicos of Dharmapuri GMCH booked for ragging junior

Four students of Dharmapuri Government Medical College Hospital were booked for ragging a second-year MBBS student, who attempted suicide unable to bear their harassment.

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Updated:13th Dec, 2021 at 4:09 AM

Coimbatore

V Saravanan, (19), a native of Namakkal attempted suicide last week. Following the incident, DMCH dean K Amudhavalli suspended the four third-year students.

Based on a complaint, police registered a case against the four students on Saturday under relevant sections of the Anti-Ragging Act.

Police said further action will be taken after receiving a statement from the victim, who is under-recovery at his home after discharge from the hospital.

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Four medicos of Dharmapuri GMCH booked for ragging junior

Four students of Dharmapuri Government Medical College Hospital were booked for ragging a second-year MBBS student, who attempted suicide unable to bear their harassment.

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