Four MBBS students rusticated from Goa hostel for assaulting fellow student

Four MBBS students rusticated from Goa hostel for assaulting fellow student

IANSUpdated: Friday, May 20, 2022, 12:04 PM IST
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Panaji: Four MBBS students from Goa Medical College and Hospital (GMC) were rusticated for playing loud music in the hostel room and reportedly assaulting a fellow student from an adjacent room after the latter complained about sound pollution.


GMC Dean, S.M. Bandekar, confirmed that the four students have been rusticated for three months.


"They are rusticated from the boy's hostel, not from academics," Bandekar told IANS.


Among the four students, three are third-year MBBS students and the fourth is a second-year student. All of them were found guilty of assaulting the complainant and causing him grievous injuries.


The complainant is a third-year MBBS student.


After the incident was reported, a four-member committee was constituted by the Dean to conduct an inquiry into the matter.


"The inquiry is still going on," Bandekar told IANS.


Primary inquiry by the committee had recommended rustication, which was implemented by the college authorities.


Police sources informed that on the day of the incident (in April), the four students were allegedly playing loud music in their hostel room.


This disturbed the complainant staying in an adjacent room, following which the four students assaulted the former when he objected.


However, the four students have also lodged a counter-complaint, claiming that they were engaged in a group study in the room.

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