The Karnataka Police arrested five senior MBBS students in Vijayapura district for allegedly ragging and assaulting a second-year student from Kashmir.
The police said the incident was reported at Al-Ameen Medical College on Tuesday following an altercation between the 2019 and 2022 MBBS batches during a cricket match.
The case was registered at Vijayapura Rural police station, and the accused, identified as Mohammed Zainul, 23, Sameer, 24, Shaik Sawood, 23, Mansoor Bhasha, 24, and Muzzaffer alias Mujeeb Jamadar, 23, were booked under sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and the Karnataka Education Act, 1983, the police added.
According to a complaint filed by Hamim Ghulam Bhat, he had gone to watch the cricket match when he was allegedly ordered by his seniors to leave the ground. When he refused, he was allegedly forced to perform humiliating acts, like dancing and saluting, and was verbally abused, he said.
Later that night, a group of seniors allegedly barged into Bhat’s hostel room, assaulted him, and coerced him into recording an apology video, as per the police complaint. The accused allegedly threatened his life and warned him against participating in cricket for the next four years. They allegedly told him they would make his stay at the college unbearable. (CNS)5 MBBS students held for ragging, assaulting Kashmiri student in Karnataka
Srinagar, Feb 20, CNS: The Karnataka Police arrested five senior MBBS students in Vijayapura district for allegedly ragging and assaulting a second-year student from Kashmir.
The police said the incident was reported at Al-Ameen Medical College on Tuesday following an altercation between the 2019 and 2022 MBBS batches during a cricket match.
The case was registered at Vijayapura Rural police station, and the accused, identified as Mohammed Zainul, 23, Sameer, 24, Shaik Sawood, 23, Mansoor Bhasha, 24, and Muzzaffer alias Mujeeb Jamadar, 23, were booked under sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and the Karnataka Education Act, 1983, the police added.
According to a complaint filed by Hamim Ghulam Bhat, he had gone to watch the cricket match when he was allegedly ordered by his seniors to leave the ground. When he refused, he was allegedly forced to perform humiliating acts, like dancing and saluting, and was verbally abused, he said.
Later that night, a group of seniors allegedly barged into Bhat’s hostel room, assaulted him, and coerced him into recording an apology video, as per the police complaint. The accused allegedly threatened his life and warned him against participating in cricket for the next four years. They allegedly told him they would make his stay at the college unbearable. (CNS)
