Attempt to Call Junior Students Out at 1:30 Am: First-Year MBBS Students at MGM Complain of Ragging, NMC Seeks Report Within 24 Hours
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First-year MBBS students at Indore's MGM Medical College hostel have complained of harassment and ragging by seniors who arrived late at night. The college administration has launched an investigation, and the NMC's anti-ragging cell has requested a report within 24 hours. CCTV footage, student statements, and security arrangements are being examined.
First-year MBBS students at MGM Medical College have complained of ragging. Following a complaint to the National Medical Commission's (NMC) anti-ragging cell, the college management has been asked to submit a report within 24 hours. In the complaint, first-year students allege that senior students entered their hostel between 1 and 3 a.m. and repeatedly banged on their room doors to force them to open. Fearing this, the students refused to open…
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