Archive · 3 Sep 2025
Ragging Allegations Surface Again at MKCG Medical College
Imagine a school where older students bully the younger ones.
At MKCG Medical College, a student said that older students made him and others do difficult exercises, attend meetings for hours, and even threatened them.
These older students also reportedly drank alcohol and played loud music, which made it hard for the younger students to study.
The college has been in trouble for similar incidents before.
Now, the National Medical Commission is involved and the college administration says they will investigate.
A second-year MBBS student filed a complaint against seven seniors for ragging.
The student alleges harassment, including forced attendance at meetings and physical punishments.
Incidents reportedly escalated on August 18th with threats and humiliation.
Accusations include alcohol use, loud music, and a disruptive hostel environment.
The National Medical Commission is involved, and the college will investigate.
- Who
- Second-year MBBS student and seven seniors
- What
- Allegations of ragging, harassment, and intimidation.
- When
- Incidents escalated on August 18th.
- Where
- MKCG Medical College and Hospital hostel.
- Why
- Alleged harassment and creating a disruptive environment
- Accused
- Seven senior students
- Complainant
- Second-year MBBS student
- Incident Date
- August 18th
- Reported To
- National Medical Commission
- Previous Reports
- MKCG topped list of ragging complaints in 2024