Noida: The case has nested against private engineering colleges for allegedly threatening a student to write a test after he suffered a head injury on campus, police said.
Complaints, submitted by Indirapuram-Resident Anurag Gupta, said his nephew Harsh Kumar was a student of B Tech at the IMS Engineering College and on January 12, he had reached the designated center, a technical college in Vijay Nagar, to appear in seventh.
The semester exam where he was forced to write a three-hour paper despite a request.
“The exam is scheduled at 2pm.
At around 1,45 in the afternoon, Harsh went to the small room where the tiles fell from the wall and hit his head, leaving him bleeding,” said Gupta.
The complainant claims that college officials do not provide first aid to students.
“Instead, college management only placed cotton pads on his head and told him to appear for another test he would fail in the subject.
My niece continued to bleed but was forced to write a test.
After the three-hour exam, his friends rushed to the hospital where he was Got four stitches.
Very cruel in the college management section to do this.
When we went to talk to them about this problem later, they behave rudely with us, “Gupta told Toi.
The case below the IPC 336 section (acting endangers the personal life or safety of others) and 337 (causing injuries to the dangerous action of life) has been registered with the College engineering at the Vijay Nagar police station on Friday night, the police said, added that the investigation took place.
While college management did not respond to TOI questions, an official from the COLIDAY ENGINEERING IMS said that management took adequate action in this problem.
“It was very disappointing that students were made to write a test despite having a head injury.
At this time, it seems like he was afraid after the management center management told him that he would fail (in the newspaper) if he did not appear for the exam,” the official, who did not want to be named, said.
Student bleeding from a head injury made to write a 3-hour test, College was ordered
