In Surat Civil, Dr. After Harsh's suicide, the incident of ragging again: Junior resident of the surgery department's complaint, the in-charge dean said- 'The complaint was resolved before the anti-ragging committee'

Due to ragging in Surat Civil, Dr. Within 25 days of Harsh Pandya's suicide, a complaint of ragging has been raised again. On August 27, an anonymous application was filed by the surgery department regarding ragging. Investigation revealed that a junior resident had filed an application. The statements of all the students were taken before the anti-ragging committee. The dean of the Government Medical College said that the problems faced by the student have been resolved before the committee. Allegations of ragging and mental torture in anonymous letter The dean in charge of the medical college, Dr. Nimesh Verma, said that on August 27, the medical superintendent received an anonymous application in a sealed cover. In which there were complaints of ragging and other harassment in the department from a resident doctor of the surgery department. An explanation was sought from the department taking this seriously. The anti-ragging committee and squad were also activated. There was a lot of anxiety and anxiety about the working hours, whether the junior doctor would get proper guidance and education from the seniors and whether he would get the necessary work to learn. However, he later clarified that the matter was trivial; The main issue was that sometimes there was no weekly day off and they did not want to take leave on that day as their holiday fell on the day of the operation theatre (OT). 'The complaint was resolved before the anti-ragging committee' "All the residents were questioned by the department. One of the residents had some difficulty, he discussed his problems with the PG teacher of the department and other teachers and it was resolved. The series of meetings went on till late at night "At that time, the officials of the administration took the matter seriously and investigated the matter from 4 pm to 1 am, as well as brought all the problems of the student before the anti-ragging committee formed in the presence of the police officer and the Mamlatdar and worked in a way that satisfied him completely. However, instead of reaching this level, if the students meet their teachers, department heads or if necessary, the head of the institution, then such problems can be curbed at the very beginning." As usual, the system, which is adept at saving its own skin, has started a desperate attempt to wrap it on paper by pulling the rag that there has been no ragging after long meetings. The system claims that this is just a question of duty allocation! But the question arises, if everything is fine, then why did the junior doctor have to write an anonymous letter? Are the doctors so scared that their careers will be ruined if they reveal their names? The mental torture of the seniors in the civil has worsened to such an extent that the juniors are fluttering even when they speak openly. If there is no impartial inquiry into the matter from the highest level, then another doctor from the civil hospital. Don't be surprised if Harsh Pandya's body is recovered! Also Read: Surat Civil Resident Doctor Found Hanging From Fan, Door Broken On August 9, a 30-year-old resident doctor from Modasa, who was staying in the Boys PG Hostel of the Civil Campus, was found hanging from the ceiling fan. Harsh Pandya committed suicide by hanging himself by tying a rope to a ceiling fan in his room. Also Read: Woman Doctors Ragging and Abuse Dr. Harsh Commits Suicide