Archive · 2 Jul 2025
AIIMS Mangalagiri: Thirteen Students Suspended for Ragging Incident
Imagine some older students at a medical school, AIIMS Mangalagiri, were accused of bullying a new student.
This is called ragging.
The new student was allegedly mistreated by the seniors at the male hostel.
Because of this, the school investigated.
They found that some students were involved, so they had to be suspended.
The punishments varied depending on what each student did.
Some got suspended for a shorter time, and some for longer.
The school aimed to make sure everyone learned how to behave properly.
Thirteen senior medical students were suspended from AIIMS Mangalagiri for ragging.
A first-year UG male student was allegedly ragged by senior students at the hostel.
The incident occurred on June 22 at the UG male hostel.
A complaint was filed on June 23, leading to an investigation.
Sanctions ranged from 6 months to 1.5 years suspension based on the inquiry.
- Who
- Senior medical students and a first-year student were involved.
- What
- 13 senior medical students were suspended for ragging a first-year student.
- When
- The ragging occurred on June 22; the complaint was filed June 23.
- Where
- AIIMS Mangalagiri in Guntur district.
- Why
- The incident involved a first-year student allegedly being harassed by senior students.
First-Year Student's Perspective
Senior Students' Perspective
Alleged Misconduct
First-Year Student's Perspective
Misbehavior with senior girl students and derogatory remarks on mobile phones
Senior Students' Perspective
Senior students' perspective on the behavior.
- Institution
- AIIMS, Mangalagiri
- Students Suspended
- 13
- Allegation
- Ragging
- Victim
- First-year UG student
- Location of Incident
- UG male hostel
- Date of Complaint
- June 23
- Sanctions
- 6 months to 1.5 years suspension