Archive · 6 Dec 2025
Ragging Incidents Rise in Telangana Colleges
There have been more reports of ragging in colleges in Telangana, India.
Students say the rules to stop ragging are not being followed well, and they feel unsafe.
There have been recent cases in medical and engineering colleges.
Students want colleges to take action faster and make sure everyone knows the rules.
They also want the police to do something about the people involved in ragging.
Some students say the rules are only on paper and not being followed properly.
They want a better system to help victims and make campuses safer.
Ragging incidents are increasing in medical and engineering colleges in Telangana.
Recent cases reported in Mahbubnagar, Nalgonda, Khammam, and Sangareddy Medical College.
Students criticize slow response mechanisms and lack of accountability in colleges.
Demands include stricter enforcement of anti-ragging rules and faster police action.
Students call for awareness programs on anti-ragging laws and a more transparent support system.
- Who
- Students in medical and engineering colleges in Telangana
- What
- Increase in ragging incidents and calls for stricter enforcement of anti-ragging measures
- When
- Recent incidents reported, specific timeline not mentioned
- Where
- Telangana, India (Mahbubnagar, Nalgonda, Khammam, Sangareddy Medical College)
- Why
- Ineffective preventive measures and slow response mechanisms
- Location
- Telangana, India
- Institutions Affected
- Medical and Engineering Colleges
- Recent Incidents
- Mahbubnagar, Nalgonda, Khammam, Sangareddy Medical College
- Student Demands
- Stricter Enforcement, Faster Police Action, Awareness Programs
- Key Figures
- Keerthana Meeru, Aamir Hussain, Students Federation of India