Archive · 6 Nov 2025
Nalgonda Medical College Denies Ragging Allegations
Some TV channels reported that older students at Nalgonda Medical College were bothering new students.
This supposedly happened on two different days.
The police came to the school to find out what happened.
But the head of the school said that they looked into it and didn't find any proof of ragging.
No new students have said they were bothered, and no one has written a complaint.
The school also remembered that last year, some students were suspended because they were accused of ragging.
TV channels reported alleged ragging incidents at Nalgonda Medical College on October 31 and November 1.
Police investigated the claims after the news reports.
College Principal Dr. J. Satyanarayana stated that an inquiry found no evidence of ragging.
No first-year students have filed complaints regarding ragging.
Four students from the same college were suspended in 2024 for alleged ragging.
- Who
- Nalgonda Government Medical College
- What
- Denial of ragging allegations
- When
- Reports emerged following alleged incidents on October 31 and November 1
- Where
- Nalgonda Government Medical College
- Why
- To clarify media reports and state that no complaints have been filed
- Incident Alleged Date
- October 31 and November 1
- College Principal
- Dr. J. Satyanarayana
- Previous Ragging Incident
- 2024, four students suspended