Berhampur, Oct 25: A serious incident has surfaced at M.K.C.G. Medical College, where second-year students have reported allegations of ragging by senior students.
Meanwhile, the parents of the victim have voiced their concerns, prompting an investigation into the matter.
According to the complaints, second-year students were subjected to ragging after first-year students shifted to a different hostel following their completion of the first year. When these second-year students were relocated from Cabin Block to three different hostels, they allegedly faced harassment from seniors.
In response to the allegations, the college administration has stated that a meeting of the Anti-Ragging Committee will take place today, where both second-year and senior students are mandatory to be present.
The administration emphasized that if the allegations are found to be true, strict disciplinary action will be taken against those involved in the ragging incidents.
The college principal, Professor Dr. Suchitra Das, also said about the plans to relocate the second-year students to a separate hostel for their safety and comfort.
