Gujarat Medical College inquiry established ragging of first-year resident doctors. The college report found no direct link between ragging and the doctor's suicide. Verbal abuse and humiliation were confirmed as instances of ragging by the committee. No prior official complaint regarding the ragging had been received by the institution. The university's anti-ragging committee will now begin its own inquiry.
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