Ragging in Kerala college: First year student beaten for 3 hrs by his seniors


Idukki, Sep 7(DC): A first-year student at DC School of Management and Technology has been hospitalised after being allegedly ragged by seniors at the institute. Police have filed a case against five senior students based on the victim's complaint.

Athul Mohan, who sustained severe injuries on his legs, told NDTV, that he had been forced by his seniors to leave the campus. He was given a rod and a cellphone, and asked not to drop either item while the seniors hit his hand with sticks. The beatings started in earnest once the phone fell from his hand.

"I was beaten for almost three hours," the 23-year old said.

Ragging is not uncommon in the DC School of Management and Technology. Students revealed that many had faced ragging and were too frightened to leave their hostels.

Mohan had tried to avoid being ragged by telling his seniors that he was prone to fits. Caught out on his lie, he was beaten severely on Wednesday evening.

Principal of the college, Dr Shankar Rajeev, claimed that Mohan had admitted that it was an error of judgement on his part and withdrawn his complaint.

The student however denies this. The police too confirmed that the complaint stands.

  

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  • Michael, Mangalore/US

    Fri, Sep 07 2018

    Yes. State has gone through hell but Mallu effect still persists because of Gulf money. Some of them thinks they don't need any monetary help from outside but the poor there have lost everything. Disgusting to hear about these incidents.

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  • Deepak Kumar, Indian

    Fri, Sep 07 2018

    "Principal of the college, Dr Shankar Rajeev, claimed that Mohan had admitted that it was an error of judgement on his part and withdrawn his complaint.'The student however denies this.

    Instead of helping the victim to get justice, the Principal is trying to protech his school image and safeguard the goons who belong to the influential families .
    Would the Principal give the same statement if the victim was his Son / Daughter ?

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  • G R PRABHUJI, Mangalore

    Fri, Sep 07 2018

    I think this is nothing but political activity inside the college premises. Some political party is eager to enter Kerala.

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  • Mangalurian, Mangaluru

    Fri, Sep 07 2018

    I have come across many Keralites.

    What did I find? Regardless of the age, gender or profession, ragging or punishing is in the blood.

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  • pooki, mangaluru

    Fri, Sep 07 2018

    I think these mallus have not learnt any lesson even after the recent worst deluge!

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  • Vincent Rodrigues, Katapadi/Bangalore

    Fri, Sep 07 2018

    SHOULD BE TREATED AS NON BAILABLE OFFENCE WITH STINGNENT PUNISHMENT

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  • Rakesh, Pune

    Fri, Sep 07 2018

    Jungal Raj in Kerala like Karnataka.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Fri, Sep 07 2018

    Ragging is a crime & attracts minimum 2 years without Bail ...

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