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Updated - November 04, 2026 09:06 pm IST - HYDERABAD
Fourteen second-year MBBS students of the Government Medical College (GMC), Kamareddy, have been suspended following a ragging complaint lodged with the National Medical Commission (NMC).
According to college principal Dr. B. Valya, the college received a complaint forwarded by the NMC based on a representation from freshers. Explaining the circumstances surrounding the incident, he said freshers and final-year students were accommodated in a common hostel. The second-year students, who were not residing in the college hostel, had entered an unauthorised area of the hostel and were caught on the college campus.
A student offered a different account of the incident, claiming that the complaint stemmed from seniors expecting juniors to greet them frequently with ‘good morning’ wishes. Following the complaint, the college’s anti-ragging committee conducted an inquiry and initiated disciplinary action against the students involved.
Four students have been suspended for six months, while 10 others have been given a four-month suspension. The college is also preparing to submit an action-taken report to the NMC, Dr Valya added.
Published - November 04, 2026 07:12 pm IST
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