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West Bengal: 40 students 'expelled' by state-run medical college

These students would be allowed to enter the college, but not the hostel and hospital, only to appear in the examination, and to face a further enquiry by the Anti-Ragging Committee and Internal Complaint Committee or any special enquiry committee

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Junior doctors during their ongoing protest against R G Kar Medical College and Hospital incident in front of Swasthya Bhawan in Kolkata. Pic/PTI

Junior doctors during their ongoing protest against R G Kar Medical College and Hospital incident in front of Swasthya Bhawan in Kolkata. Pic/PTI

Forty students were "expelled" by the state-run College of Medicine and JNM Hospital in Kalyani for six months for allegedly threatening other pupils, according to an official document. The decision was taken at a meeting of the Extended College Council.

"Based on large number of prima facie evidences, depositions by individual students and digital evidences, the Extended College Council decided to expel the following students from hostel, hospital and college campus for a period of SIX MONTHS at least (pending further investigations into to the allegations against them) starting from today (sic)," the minutes of the meeting said.

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