North Bengal Medical College
The case of RG Kar Medical College in Kolkata was still not resolved and a shocking case has come to light from North Bengal Medical College. The students of the medical college have accused the students of increasing their marks by taking money. Students also held demonstrations regarding this. The protesting students surrounded the dean and the principal. Meanwhile, the students also made allegations about the transfer of doctors. During the demonstration of the students, the dean professor exposed the matter of increasing marks by taking money.
Angry students of North Bengal Medical College surrounded the dean and principal demanding an immediate end to the culture of intimidation. The protesting students have alleged that marks are being awarded unfairly in the college. While explaining the matter to the protesting students, the dean said that Abhik De was getting calls to increase his marks. I got 14 calls. Apart from Abhik Day, the final year Shaheen Sarkar also received a call.
Awarded 52 marks but 80 written on mark sheet
Angry students have put up posters against Abhik Dey all over the college. The protesting students have demanded that Abhik De be banned from the college. Students allege that Abhik Dey has inflated the student leader’s marks. When a HOD said that we gave 52 marks but 80 marks were written on the mark sheet. On the issue of HOD, students said that there are many cases in which marks have been increased.
There were several calls to increase the number
Dean revealed that there were many calls to increase the number. Many times I would get upset and pass out. When the students asked for their names, they said that even the principal was getting calls, saying to go out, don’t stay for long.
Dean explained the matter
Dean said everyone was worried because of the frequent calls. He said that apart from Abhik De, he was getting calls from many other people. On the request of the students, the Dean said that Shaheen Sarkar of the final year was also called several times. The protesting students also raised their voices against Abhik De’s supporters against the dean.
