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Barmer Medical College takes action against 80 seniors in ragging probe
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 01 Nov 2026, 05:45 PM
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Following a probe into ragging complaints, the administration of Barmer Medical College has sanctioned disciplinary measures against 80 senior students, including 15 female students.
Barmer Medical College in Rajasthan has concluded an internal inquiry into multiple ragging allegations lodged by junior students. The investigation, initiated after reports of harassment and inappropriate messaging, examined the conduct of senior students across various batches.
The college administration announced that disciplinary action will be taken against a total of 80 senior students, among whom 15 are female. The exact nature of the sanctions has not been disclosed, but the move reflects the institution's commitment to curbing ragging and safeguarding a respectful campus environment.
College officials emphasized that the decision aims to deter future incidents and reinforce the college's zero‑tolerance policy toward any form of harassment. They also urged students to report any misconduct promptly, assuring that all complaints will be addressed with due diligence.
The action comes amid growing scrutiny of ragging practices in Indian educational institutions, with authorities nationwide urging stricter enforcement of anti‑ragging regulations.
No further details about individual cases were released, and the college has not indicated any legal proceedings beyond internal disciplinary measures.
The college administration announced that disciplinary action will be taken against a total of 80 senior students, among whom 15 are female. The exact nature of the sanctions has not been disclosed, but the move reflects the institution's commitment to curbing ragging and safeguarding a respectful campus environment.
College officials emphasized that the decision aims to deter future incidents and reinforce the college's zero‑tolerance policy toward any form of harassment. They also urged students to report any misconduct promptly, assuring that all complaints will be addressed with due diligence.
The action comes amid growing scrutiny of ragging practices in Indian educational institutions, with authorities nationwide urging stricter enforcement of anti‑ragging regulations.
No further details about individual cases were released, and the college has not indicated any legal proceedings beyond internal disciplinary measures.