MBBS girl student dragged with hair for opposing ragging in Hapur

An MBBS girl student of Saraswati Medical College in Hapur has been reportedly thrashed and dragged with hair for opposing ragging.

In yet another incident of ragging, a female MBBS student of the Saraswati Medical College has been thrashed and dragged with her hair when she opposed ragging.

The victim hails from Ranchi and she has filed an FIR against five students. As per Dainik Jagran's report, the MBBS student has alleged that the accused thrashed her, tore her clothes and dragged her with her hair. She has alleged that the accused students had been harassing her in the name of ragging for over five months and were pressurising her to throw a party and offer them liquor.

Student alleges ragging; College assures proper action

"On Tuesday night around 8 pm, Anu Sihag, Ankita Choudhary, Mohit Agarwal, Navneet Tyagi and Sarthak Singhal intercepted me near a housing society near the college. The accused torn my clothes and twisted my hand and smashed my head in the wall," alleged the student, as reported by Times Now.

"The matter has come to our knowledge. The girl do not reside in the college premises. We are probing the matter at college level. We have come to know that the girl had a dispute with other students who live in a hostel. Proper action will be taken in the case," said RC Purohit, Principal, Medical College.

Deepak Bhukar, SP, Hapur, said, "Prima facie, we have come to know about the girl being beaten up. The FIR mentions ragging. If the case of ragging is found to be true, then we will increase the sections. We are probing the matter from various angles."

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