Telangana Hyderabad - Dr Preethi suicide case - Accused moves HC as principal refuses entry
Dr. M. A. Saif, who is charged in the suicide case of PG student Dr. Preethi, 26, at Kakatiya Medical college, had his suspension lifted by the telangana high court, but the college would not permit him to continue his studies. Preethi, a postgraduate student in her first year, committed herself in february of this year. The top court deemed Dr. Saif's suspension "illegal" on september 11. Saif was unable to enrol in studies at Kakatiya Medical college (KMC), which is located in the warangal district.
"Dr. Saif was denied admission to the college on september 13 by Dr. Divvela Mohandas, who claimed that they had not yet gotten a copy of the court decision. Dr. Saif returned to the institution on september 20; this time, he brought a softcopy of the order. The duplicate did not have a stamp or the judge's signature, therefore the principal refused to let him, Chintala added.
There is usually a delay in getting the initial court order, according to Chintala, who noted that this is due to the judges having a large caseload. After the high court instructed government employees and subordinate courts to confirm if an order was published to the telangana high court's website, the procedure became trouble-free. It is considered to be certified if the order was accessible, he added, adding that even if it lacks the necessary stamp or signature, it is still legitimate.
College orders fresh enquiry
The college administration informed Dr. Saif on Tuesday, september 26, that a re-enquiry would be performed and that he had three days to answer. There is definitely foul play going on. According to Chintala, the contempt of court hearing will take place on october 6.
Dr Preethi suicide case
On february 22, Dr Preethi was found unconscious in MGM hospital during duty hours. She was rushed to the NIMS, Hyderabad. However, she succumbed on february 26. On february 24, Dr Saif was booked by the Matwada police with sections 306 (abetment of suicide) and 354 (assault of criminal force to woman with intent to outrage her modesty) of the indian Penal Code, section 4(v) of the TS Prohibition of Ragging Act, and sections of the SC/ST Prevention of Atrocities Act. After spending two months in jail, Saif was granted bail on april 20.
According to Preethi's family, she had called them on the phone just two days before to taking the drastic action and had sobbed over being harassed by Dr. Saif. They asked that he data-face harsh punishment. telangana was rocked by the event as several college students demonstrated against senior harassment and ragging. Right-wing organisations including the vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP), the Bajrang Dal, and the akhil Bharatiya Vidhyarthi Parishad also organised protests, attempting to portray the occurrence as an example of "love jihad."
Saif or Sanjay, no one will be spared: KTRSaif or Sanjay, no one will be spared: KTR
Saif or Sanjay, no one will be spared: KTRSaif or Sanjay, no one will be spared: KTR
At a public gathering in the warangal district's Sodeshapalle hamlet, state IT minister and Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) working party leader K T Rama Rao provided assurance that the government supported Preethi's family. We would make sure that whomever was responsible for Preethi's killing, whether it was Saif or Sanjay, receives a legal punishment, ktr had added.