A shocking news has come out from Gorakhpur district of Uttar Pradesh, in which a student studying MBBS in Baba Raghav Das (BRD) Medical College located in Gorakhpur district is in his first year for the last 11 years. That means he has not been able to pass his first year examination for the last decade, which is surprising in itself. Now the medical college administration has decided to expel that student from the college and has also been ordered to vacate the college hostel room.

What is the matter?

A student came to Baba Raghav Das (BRD) Medical College located in Gorakhpur district to study MBBS in the year 2014, but even after 11 years, he has not been able to pass the first year examination of his course and is still in the first year. In view of this, the college administration has decided to expel the student from the college and has also ordered him to vacate the hostel as soon as possible. However, the student has cited mental illnesses and problems as the reason for his continuous failure and remaining in the first year for the last decade. According to the student, he has been suffering from mental problems like stress and depression for a long time, due to which he is not able to appear in the examinations.

The student has challenged the expulsion decision given by the college administration in the High Court, but the court has also not given any relief to the student on the basis of rules and instructions. This student is a resident of Azamgarh and is famous by the name ‘Daroga’ in the entire college. All the students call him Daroga, because the student’s father is a sub-inspector in Uttar Pradesh Police. According to the college administration, teachers and administration tried to help the student through counseling and special classes, but the administration says that the student has no interest in studies. The hostel administration is also upset with the student and has been repeatedly complaining about it to the college administration. The administration says that because of this student, other students are also facing problems. The college administration said that assistance will be taken from the National Medical Commission (NMC) for further action.

What do NMC rules say?

According to the new rules of the National Medical Commission (NMC), any student gets only four chances to pass the first year examination of MBBS, within which the student has to pass the first year examination. Apart from this, maximum time of 10 years is given to complete the entire MBBS course. This student has met both deadlines.

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The West Bengal government seems to be under attack from all sides regarding the case of a 23-year-old MBBS student who was gang-raped near the Medical College in Durgapur, West Bengal. BJP is attacking Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee regarding her statement.

According to the report of NDTV, the complaint lodged by the victim’s father has become the basis of the FIR in this case. The complaint said that the sexual assault took place around 8 pm when the victim had gone out with a college friend.

Earlier, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee tried to put the responsibility of security of students on private colleges and raised questions as to how this student, originally from Odisha, left the campus late at night.

What did Mamata Banerjee say
Mamta Banerjee said that she was studying in a private medical college. Whose responsibility is it? How did she come out at 12:30 in the night? He said private medical colleges should take care of their students and the “night culture”. Apart from this, Mamata Banerjee said that they should not be allowed to come out, they will have to protect themselves because this is a forested area.

This statement of Mamta Banerjee has created a big controversy. The Chief Minister is being accused of shaming the victim and avoiding responsibility for this heinous crime.

BJP MLA Agnimitra Paul targeted
BJP MLA Agnimitra Paul said on Mamata Banerjee’s statement that the Chief Minister is lying. The student had gone out to buy food at 8 pm. He raised the question whether there is a Taliban government under the leadership of Mamata Banerjee in West Bengal like Afghanistan. Mamta Banerjee wants to say that women in West Bengal will not go out after midnight. People will not go to office and doctors will not go to hospital. Are you saying that if we go out after midnight we will be raped?

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Political statements have intensified due to Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s controversial statement in the gang rape case of an MBBS student of a private medical college in Durgapur, West Bengal. Putting the responsibility of safety of students on private colleges, Mamta raised the question as to how the student came out of the campus at 12.30 in the night. Regarding this statement, BJP has accused the Chief Minister of blaming the victim.

Mamta Banerjee raised questions
Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee described the incident as ‘shocking’ and said that the police is taking all necessary steps. But he also said, ‘She was studying in a private medical college. Whose responsibility is it? How did she go out at 12.30 in the night? Mamata said that private medical colleges should take care of their students and control ‘night culture’. He said, ‘They should not be allowed to come out. This is a forest like area.

Counterattack on opposition by citing Odisha
Responding to BJP’s allegations, Mamata Banerjee mentioned the neighboring state of Odisha. He said, ‘Girls were raped on the beaches in Odisha. What action did the Odisha government take? He said that the culprits will be given strict punishment. ‘Wherever such incidents happen, they should be condemned. Many cases have also occurred in Manipur, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and Odisha. We will take strict action.

BJP’s counterattack: ‘Mamata blames the victim’
BJP has called Mamata Banerjee’s statement shameful. Party spokesperson Gaurav Bhatia wrote on X, ‘Shameful @MamataOfficial – who is victim blaming despite being a woman. After RG Kar and Sandeshkhali, now this case… instead of giving justice, the victim is being blamed. BJP said that ‘A Chief Minister who advises girls not to go out at night, but does not ensure security, has no moral right to continue in office.’

What did the victim’s family say?
The second year MBBS student is a resident of Jaleshwar, Odisha. On Friday night, she had gone out with a friend when some people forcibly took her to a deserted area and raped her. The victim’s father said, ‘My daughter is in pain, she is not able to walk. He is on the bed. Now there is no confidence about his safety here. We want to take him back to Odisha. She will study here now. He told that Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Manjhi has contacted him and the state government is providing all possible help. He has demanded to get his daughter admitted in the medical college of Odisha.

Three arrested, one in custody
In this case, the police have so far arrested three accused – Apu Bauri (21), Firdous Sheikh (23) and Sheikh Riazuddin (31). The friend present with the victim is also being interrogated. West Bengal Police said on social media, ‘This incident hurts us as much as it hurts Odisha. The culprits will not be spared under any circumstances.