Hi Miss Sandhya & all Memebers,
I have already posted a message regarding this.
Now you have suggested about the derecognizing of the college by MCI. What
about engineering college? Should AICTE involve? What about arts
colleges/polytechnics/ pharmacy colleges? Do you expect pertaining bodies
should involve? Do they have enough man power to do that? Certainly we can say
âNoâ. I am unable to understand why we are so linear in those incidents
which claim lives which are irreparable loss to society and to the family of
the student. Already existing laws stipulate a two years jail term for the
perpetrators of ragging. Have you heard that this have been implemented in any
case?
Why we forget the role of HRD Minster and education secretary
in such issues. They have the authority as well as moral and official
responsibility to curb this menace. So, I strongly advocate a law which will
enable people of India to try these responsible people in court and slap
rigorous imprisonment for them for dereliction of duty which resulted into
death of budding graduate. Do you feel I am suggesting an immature or wrong
idea? Should the HRD ministers at state and centre levels sit idle and watch
such ragging deaths like a sport? I kindly request (throâ this forum) any NGO
to file a suit against these high profile culprits who do nothing other than
issuing mere warnings at the beginning of academic session. Please do it.
Regards,
Dass
--- In [email protected], Sandhya Avadhany <sandhya_avadh...@...> wrote:
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> Medical Council of India (MCI)should de-recognise such Institutions for a
> stipulated number of years. At least for 5 years till all these bad
> elements left the college and no such influence is carried over to the new
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> Sandhya
> --- On Tue, 10/3/09, mythili bhusnurmath <mythi...@...> wrote:
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> From: mythili bhusnurmath <mythi...@...>
> Subject: Re: [noragging] Re: Ragging kills a budding doctor
> To: [email protected]
> Date: Tuesday, 10 March, 2009, 10:57 AM
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> sure ! The best way to do it is increase awareness.. get yr friends AND your
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> On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 10:44 AM, nipun_uiet <nipun_u...@yahoo. com> wrote:
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> I am Nipun Gupta, an undergraduate student of Electronics/ Communication
> engineering from Panjab University, Chandigarh. According to me and my
> friends' opinion, most of the medical college seniors engage in very harsh
> ragging activities adn these go unnoticed because of the "highly respected"
> medical profession. I think we should organize a campaign exclusively to
> cover all the medical colleges per state and our representatives in each
> state should take up this initiative. What happened with Aman was very sad
> and disappointing and as his mom said it is our duty to make sure that this
> doesn't happen with anyone else. Also if the concerned authorities were not
> that careless, Aman could have been rescued. We should dedicate this campaign
> to Aman Kachroo.
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> Please post your views and comments if you like the idea and are ready to
> take up the initiative.
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> Nipun Gupta
> B.E. (ECE) Student, Panjab University (uiet.puchd.ac. in)
> Engineers Without Borders India (www.ewb-india. org)
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> --- In noragg...@yahoogrou ps.com, Varun Aggarwal <varun.aggarwal@ ...> wrote:
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> > http://timesofindia .indiatimes. com/Medical- student-killed- in-ragging-
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> > *Medical student killed in ragging*
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> > DHARAMSALA: A Delhi Public School student who had taken admission in a
> > medical school in Himachal Pradesh last year met with a horrible death at
> > Aman Kachroo the hands of seniors who are training to be doctors. Aman
> > Kachroo had repeatedly complained to his parents about the brutal ragging..
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> > Aman Kachroo (19), who passed out of DPS International in Saket and enrolled
> > at the Dr Rajendra Prasad Medical College, Tanda, in Kangra last August had
> > repeatedly complained to his parents about the brutal ragging that took
> > place on campus â" often by completely drunk third-year students.
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> > On Friday night and Saturday morning, the boy was beaten so badly that he
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> > "Aman used to tell us about ragging but we never thought that it was so
> > serious. The first-year students had complained to the college
> > administration recently, but despite that, no steps were taken to stop
> > ragging. We've lost our son, but many others can be saved if timely steps
> > are taken," his aunt Indira Dhar said on Monday. She said the body was being
> > brought to Gurgaon where the parents have been living since the family moved
> > back to India from Tanzania. Aman's father is still a visiting faculty at
> > the Dar-es-Salaam University.
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> > Indira Dhar alleged that due to severe beatings at the hands of senior
> > students, Aman sustained grievous injuries on his chest, ears and face. The
> > hostel manager had asked the students to file a written complaint, but even
> > then no action was taken.
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> > That the faculty and college administration had looked away from the campus
> > brutality was obvious. But even after the death was reported, administrators
> > tried to pass off the death as a suicide. Only after the matter blew up and
> > cops got involved, the principal, as a token gesture, rusticated four
> > students suspected to be involved in the ragging.
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> > "Preliminary investigations reveal that the victim was under extreme stress
> > following the ragging by third-year students and had collapsed on Sunday. We
> > were informed of the incident around 9.30 pm," Kangra SP Atul Fulelzele
> > said. That implies that the college authorities did not call the cops for
> > nearly an entire day after Aman died.
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> > Virkin Dhar, the victim's cousin, said he had told her that senior students
> > used to rag juniors after getting drunk and the same thing happened on
> > Saturday night, when they physical assaulted freshers. "We have come to know
> > that senior students had punched and slapped Aman, inflicting internal
> > injuries that proved to be fatal," she said.
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> > Himachal Pradesh government suspended the hostel warden and manager after
> > the death became public. Terming it as an unfortunate incident, state health
> > minister Rajiv Bindal said, "Strict action would be initiated against
> > students who were involved in it. Police are looking into the matter and
> > well ensure total transparency in the proceedings. An autopsy was done
> > in-camera and in the presence of a lawyer.
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> > --
> > Varun Aggarwal
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> > EECS PhD Student, MIT, http://web.mit. edu/~varun_ ag/www/
> > MIT India Reading Group, http://india. mit.edu
> > CURE, India, http://www.noraggin g.com
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> > --The delay in replying is not my indifference, but my incompetence --
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