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Jodhpur Medical College Students Report Ragging Allegations to NMC
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 01 Nov 2026, 09:15 AM
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Junior MBBS batch‑2026 students at Dr. S.N. Medical College in Jodhpur have lodged a formal complaint with the National Medical Commission, alleging mental harassment and abusive conduct by senior peers.
Junior students of the MBBS batch 2026 at Dr. S.N. Medical College in Jodhpur have raised serious concerns over alleged ragging by senior classmates. The complainants claim that the seniors subjected them to mental harassment and used abusive language, creating a hostile learning environment.
The students drafted a collective email addressed to the National Medical Commission (NMC), detailing the incidents and requesting an investigation. The correspondence was sent through a shared email account, indicating a coordinated effort to bring the matter to the regulator's attention.
No official response from the college administration or the senior students has been reported yet. The NMC, which oversees medical education standards across India, typically initiates a probe when such allegations are received, and may direct the institution to take corrective action in line with its anti‑ragging guidelines.
Ragging in medical colleges has been a recurring issue nationwide, prompting stricter enforcement of anti‑ragging policies by both state authorities and the NMC. The current complaint adds to ongoing scrutiny of campus safety measures at institutions in Rajasthan.
The students drafted a collective email addressed to the National Medical Commission (NMC), detailing the incidents and requesting an investigation. The correspondence was sent through a shared email account, indicating a coordinated effort to bring the matter to the regulator's attention.
No official response from the college administration or the senior students has been reported yet. The NMC, which oversees medical education standards across India, typically initiates a probe when such allegations are received, and may direct the institution to take corrective action in line with its anti‑ragging guidelines.
Ragging in medical colleges has been a recurring issue nationwide, prompting stricter enforcement of anti‑ragging policies by both state authorities and the NMC. The current complaint adds to ongoing scrutiny of campus safety measures at institutions in Rajasthan.