Allahabad University Suspends Students for Ragging
The Allahabad University has suspended 16 students for their involvement in an alleged ragging incident, according to officials on Tuesday.
A show-cause notice has been issued to the suspended students. An anti-ragging squad conducted a surprise inspection of Sir Sunderlal Hostel on October 9 after a complaint of ragging was filed.
During the inspection, several students were found to be involved in the act. A disciplinary committee later recommended action against 16 students.
No comment from the university or the students was available.
Author's summary: Allahabad University suspends 16 students for ragging incident.
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