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Dr. Rajendra Prasad Govt Medical College enforces a zero-tolerance policy on ragging, expelling 22 students since 2018. Tragic events, like the 2009 Aman Kachroo incident, underpin the policy.

Tanda Med College Expels 22 for Ragging Issues

Dr. Rajendra Prasad Govt Medical College's strict anti-ragging policy has resulted in 22 student expulsions. Driven by a 2009 tragedy, the college remains committed to eliminating ragging and enhancing safety.

Tanda Medical College's zero-tolerance to ragging expels 22 students

Dr. Rajendra Prasad Medical College maintains a zero-tolerance ragging policy, expelling 22 students over five years, influenced by a 2009 tragedy involving student death.

In the past five years, the Dr Rajendra Prasad Government Medical College in Tanda has expelled 22 students due to their involvement in ragging and indiscipline, according to college principal Milap Sharma.
The institution maintains a zero-tolerance policy towards ragging, with five students expelled just in the last year for such offenses, Sharma informed PTI.
Highlighting the gravity of such incidents, Sharma recounted an incident where a student faced rustication and a hefty fine of Rs 1.20 lakh for stabbing another student during Holi celebrations.
The college&rsquo;s stern stance on ragging stems from a tragic 2009 incident when Aman Satya Kachroo, a 19-year-old MBBS student, lost his life after being brutally beaten by four seniors in the boys' hostel. This incident occurred on the college campus near Dharamshala in Himachal Pradesh's Kangra district.
Dr Munish Saroch, the member secretary of the college's Anti-Ragging Committee, emphasized that the expulsion of 22 students reflects the administration's firm resolve to eliminate ragging. He also underscored the importance of implementing stronger preventive measures to safeguard students and maintain discipline within the institution.

BJP expels Basangouda Patil Yatnal for six years due to criticism of party and leadership decisions. Yatnal condemns nepotism, vowing to continue his fight against corruption and to support North Karnataka's development.

BJP Expels Basangouda Patil Yatnal for Six Years

BJP expels Basangouda Patil Yatnal for six years after critiques of party leaders and perceived nepotism. Despite his expulsion, Yatnal commits to fighting corruption and aiding North Karnataka's growth.

BJP expels Basangouda Patil Yatnal for six years due to criticism of party

BJP expels Basangouda Patil Yatnal for six years due to critical remarks, despite previous assurances. Heated over leadership decisions favoring Yediyurappa's family.

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has expelled Basangouda Patil Yatnal, a prominent leader from Karnataka, for a period of six years following his critical remarks about the party and former Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa.
Previously aligned closely with Yediyurappa, the Vijayapura MLA's relationship with the party soured after Basavaraj Bommai was chosen as the new Chief Minister over him.
Yatnal further distanced himself from the party by expressing dissatisfaction with the selection of Yediyurappa's son as the BJP's state president. His controversial comments during the Ranya Rao case reportedly exacerbated tensions with the party leadership.
The BJP's Central Disciplinary Committee evaluated Yatnal's response to a showcause notice issued on February 18, taking a stern stance on his consistent breaches of party protocol, which persisted despite assurances of compliance.
Consequently, the party's note declared that Yatnal was expelled from its primary membership and relieved of all party positions with immediate effect.
Yatnal has previously criticized the BJP for not appointing a Chief Minister from north Karnataka, an area that significantly bolsters the party's legislative strength. Consistent in his dissent, Yatnal reiterated his objection to the leadership structure, particularly concerning Yediyurappa's son.
Reacting to his expulsion, Yatnal made biting remarks about perceived nepotism within the party, implying that positions were being reserved for Yediyurappa's familial successors, including "his sons, grandsons, dogs, and their puppies." He expressed disappointment, interpreting his expulsion as a consequence of his hard work and advocacy.
In a social media post, Yatnal signaled that this disciplinary action would not deter him from "fighting against corruption, family politics, and advocating for the development of North Karnataka."

The Bhartiya Janata Party on Saturday expelled Vinod Arya and Ankit Arya - father and brother of key accused Pulkit Arya in the Ankita Bhandari murder case - from the party with immediate effect.
The angry locals, who have been protesting and demanding justice for the murdered 19-year-old female receptionist set Vanatara resort owned by Arya on fire earlier in the day. The resort was partially demolished on Friday evening. They also attacked BJP MLA Renu Bisht's car and vandalised it. The MLA was escorted away by Police. 
Ankita Bhandari, who started working at the resort on August 28 went missing a few days ago. A missing report was filed by Bhandari’s family on Monday. Reportedly Bhandari accompanied Arya and other two resort staff to Rishikesh on Sept 18.  
After a probe was launched by cops, Arya misled the search team, police said. However, on Friday the key accused confessed to his crime and revealed details. 
Bhandari’s body was recovered from Cheela canal near Rishikesh on Saturday where the accused had dumped it after killing her. 
The murder of the teen has shocked entire Uttarakhand with chief minister Pushkar Singh Dhami expressing grief over the loss of life and assuring strictest punishment for the culprits. 
The three accused were sent to 14-day judicial custody by a Kotdwar court, police said. A missing complaint had been lodged at a revenue police outpost after the girl was not found in her room by her parents on Monday morning.
 

Ankita Bhandari murder case: BJP expels father and brother of key accused Pulkit Arya from party   

Ankita&nbsp;murder case: locals set accused's resort on fire
BJP MLA Renu Bisht's&nbsp;car vandalised &nbsp;
Angry locals demand justice for Ankita Bhandari

Bhandari&rsquo;s body was recovered from Cheela canal near Rishikesh on Saturday where the accused had dumped it after killing her.&nbsp;

The Bhartiya Janata Party on Saturday expelled Vinod Arya and Ankit Arya - father and brother of key accused Pulkit Arya in the Ankita Bhandari murder case - from the party with immediate effect.
The angry locals, who have been protesting and demanding justice for the murdered 19-year-old female receptionist set Vanatara resort owned by Arya on fire earlier in the day. The resort was partially demolished on Friday evening. They also attacked BJP MLA Renu Bisht's car and vandalised it. The MLA was escorted away by Police.&nbsp;
Ankita Bhandari, who started working at the resort on August 28 went missing a few days ago. A missing report was filed by Bhandari&rsquo;s family on Monday. Reportedly Bhandari accompanied Arya and other two resort staff to Rishikesh on Sept 18. &nbsp;
After a probe was launched by cops, Arya misled the search team, police said. However, on Friday the key accused confessed to his crime and revealed details.&nbsp;
Bhandari&rsquo;s body was recovered from Cheela canal near Rishikesh on Saturday where the accused had dumped it after killing her.&nbsp;
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The murder of the teen has shocked entire Uttarakhand with chief minister Pushkar Singh Dhami expressing grief over the loss of life and assuring strictest punishment for the culprits.&nbsp;
The three accused were sent to 14-day judicial custody by a Kotdwar court, police said. A missing complaint had been lodged at a revenue police outpost after the girl was not found in her room by her parents on Monday morning.

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