MBBS Intern Allegedly Dragged and Beaten by Security Guards at UP Medical College
In a shocking incident that has sparked outrage, an MBBS intern was allegedly dragged and brutally beaten by security guards at the gate of Begrajpur Medical College in Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh. The incident, which occurred on Friday evening, triggered widespread protests by medical students on Saturday after videos of the assault surfaced on social media platforms.
Details of the Violent Altercation
The victim has been identified as Deepanshu Saini, an MBBS intern at the college. According to eyewitness accounts and student statements, the altercation began when Saini arrived at the campus in his personal vehicle and was stopped by security personnel over a parking-related issue. What started as a verbal argument quickly escalated into physical violence.
Multiple security guards allegedly assaulted Saini with sticks and other objects. Videos circulating online show the intern being thrashed mercilessly, reportedly leaving him with significant injuries. Students who witnessed the incident described a horrifying scene where Saini was forced to lie down and beaten repeatedly with belts, wipers, cables, and various other objects.
Student Protests and Allegations of Routine Harassment
Following the incident, medical students staged demonstrations on campus, demanding strict action against those involved in the assault. The protesters have accused some security personnel of misconduct and corruption, alleging that harassment of students over vehicle entry has become routine at the institution.
An MBBS student, speaking on condition of anonymity, revealed disturbing details about the incident. According to this student, Saini was not only stopped at the campus gate but was also subjected to verbal abuse and misbehavior by a security guard. After a brief altercation, several guards allegedly gathered and launched a coordinated assault on the intern.
The student claimed the beating continued both outside the gate and after Saini was taken inside the campus premises, indicating a prolonged and brutal attack that has left the student community traumatized.
Police Response and Legal Action
Circle Officer (Khatauli) Ramashish Yadav confirmed that the incident falls under the jurisdiction of Mansoorpur police station. He stated that a formal complaint has been received regarding the matter and that authorities have registered a case under BNS section 115(2), which deals with voluntarily causing hurt.
"A thorough investigation is currently underway," Yadav emphasized, acknowledging the seriousness of the allegations. The police response comes amid mounting pressure from student protesters who are demanding accountability and justice for what they describe as an unprovoked attack on a medical professional in training.
Broader Implications for Campus Security
This incident has raised serious questions about security protocols and student safety at educational institutions. The allegations of routine harassment and corruption among security personnel suggest systemic issues that extend beyond this single violent episode.
Medical students across the campus have expressed fear and anger, with many calling for comprehensive reforms in how security is managed at the college. The protestors' demands include not only punishment for those directly involved in the assault but also broader changes to prevent similar incidents in the future.
As the investigation progresses, the medical community awaits answers about how such violence could occur within an educational institution dedicated to healing and care. The case has highlighted the vulnerability of students and the urgent need for safer campus environments across educational institutions in the region.
