Calcutta High Court slams Director of IIT Kharagpur for second time in a week . Accused him of trying to cover up the colleges inaction on a ragging lawsuit .
Kolkata: The Calcutta High Court exaggerated the Director of the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kharagpur for the second time in a week on Thursday for attempting to cover up the colleges inaction on a ragging lawsuit, which culminated in the death of a student on campus, according to the court.When the college's report on the action taken based on a ragging complaint was read out, the director was slammed by the He hasn't done anything.We asked your client to specify the students.The judges asked you to name the students involved, according to the director of IIT Kharagpur's lawyer.Incensed, the court summoned the Director to the next hearing on December 20.What is the deal with your client?
At the next hearing, have the CEO be there...According to the article, the Director is trying to cover up the situation here.He is lecturing, but he cannot name or locate students.What is the director, the court asked, adding, It would not have happened after the February incident, referring to the institutes' administration and the Director of Engineering, because the case appeared to be a case of ragging. He was reportedly killed by suicide, according to his family, who alleged that he was pushed over the edge by ragging, and that his allegations went unheard by the IIT-Kharagpurs leadership.It was a classic case of murder, they said, according to the court.The Director of IIT Kharagpur conducted a study on the course taken on ragging lawsuits filed in February, and whether the Supreme Court's ragging statutes were followed.