Bhopal: Medical Students Demand Transfer After Bank Seals College Hospital Over Non-Payment Of Loan

Bhopal: Medical Students Demand Transfer After Bank Seals College Hospital Over Non-Payment Of Loan

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Many pvt medical collleges has been opened in India with  the help of getting loans in crores by managing banks with bribes as Maalya,Nirav Modi did with a  motto to earn hundred crores by managing MCI inspection and recognition with meagre facilities of teachers,patients and facilities but after NEET by SC and MCI being replace by NMC,MCI is more strict so many colleges are now not recommended for recognition and Banks are too correcting their book so if loan not paid than they come to close the college and shall its property to get back their money.

                 Students of Advance Medical College, Bhopal have come out on the street since April 22 to protest against the Madhya Pradesh state government and Advance Medical College.146 medical students are stranded because the college has been defunct for the last six months.These students are running pillar to post for transfer in any other college after Medical Council of India (MCI) did not allow them to take part in 2017 and 2018 admissions for lack of infrastructure and faculty.

              The government of Madhya Pradesh while granting Advance Medical College permission to accept medical students also stated that in case they cannot build the infrastructure, students present in the college will be the responsibility of the state government and further admissions would be stopped.The institute’s hospital, SKS Hospital was sealed by the bank on account of loan default. It has been up for auction since August 2017. Due to the closure of the hospital, the students did not receive any practical training or training in any clinical subject.

                       There was also a dearth of faculty members because of non-payment of salary. The students allege that even after talking with the state government they are not getting any help. Further, they had paid Rs 5 lakh as fee, but the college kept demanding more money. 

                        Aditi Agarwal, one of the students in despair, said, “We have been protesting for six months now. We even met Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan, yet our problems have not been resolved. They are wasting our time.” She says that the session has started but there is no one to teach them.“We demand a CBI enquiry into the matter. We also demand that the 146 of us are transferred to some other medical college as the state government took our responsibility if Advance Medical College went defunct,” she told The Logical Indian.

                     “We were selected through NEET. Like other colleges, we also took admission in this private college, but the management has made our life hell,” she said.Students said they were left with no option. “After spending two years in college and spending lakhs, we are not left with an option,” she further added.

                  By taking lesson from this incidence will other State Governments take measure not to allow defuncto incompetant Medical college to run the College to save innocent NEET clearing bright students ? Will Banks before granting loan in crores to such colleges be more strict so that innocents students carrier is not being damaged as it happened here ?