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Surat Medical College’s ragging scandal becomes a national warning
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Surat Medical College will face deeper scrutiny as regulators probe whether anti-ragging systems failed before the suicide.

This is a severe institutional failure with immediate consequences for student safety and campus culture. It will likely intensify scrutiny of ragging enforcement across medical colleges.

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This is a severe institutional failure with immediate consequences for student safety and campus culture. It will likely intensify scrutiny of ragging enforcement across medical colleges.

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Surat Medical College suspended four resident doctors for six months after they allegedly ragged at least 10 first-year students, and one student died by suicide on Sunday. The college held an emergency anti-ragging meeting at 4 am and issued show-cause notices to four faculty members, including the Head of Microbiology. The case is now under review by medical education officials.

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Surat Medical College’s ragging scandal becomes a national warning

Four resident doctors were suspended after a first-year student died by suicide following alleged ragging.

Indian Express·53m ago
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