“Standed for 10 minutes, no one came to meet me” BJP leader Aparna Yadav lashed out at KGMU. Kgmu Love Jihad Case Vishakha Committee Report Aparna Yadav

Matter heated up after Visakha Committee report, Aparna Yadav lashed out at administration

The case of love jihad and sexual exploitation related to a prestigious medical institute like KGMU has now reached a new turn. After the investigation report of Visakha Committee came out, not only the role of the accused has been exposed, but serious questions have also been raised on the working style of the KGMU administration. The anger of Women Commission Vice President Aparna Yadav in this entire episode has now come out openly.

The Vishakha Committee constituted in the KGMU Love Jihad case has submitted its report. In the report, junior resident doctor Rameez Uddin has been found guilty of sexual exploitation, blackmailing and pressurizing the female resident doctor for forced conversion. After the report came, the debate on the responsibility and accountability of the institute has intensified.

Aparna Yadav came to meet the Vice Chancellor

Regarding this matter, on January 09, Vice Chairperson of the Women’s Commission, Aparna Yadav reached KGMU and tried to meet the Vice Chancellor. Aparna Yadav was present in the KGMU campus for about 10 minutes, but no responsible officer came to meet her.

Expressing displeasure at the KGMU administration, Aparna Yadav said that the Women’s Commission is probably not being taken seriously. She said that she had come only to get some important information, but even the Vice Chancellor did not meet her. This attitude is extremely unfortunate and reflects the thinking of the institution.

Accused Rameez was in contact with the administration

Aparna Yadav made a big allegation and said that the victim had told her that she had given complete information to the Head of Department of KGMU, despite this no action was taken. He claimed that the accused Rameez Uddin was in touch with the KGMU administration, but despite this he absconded after two days.

Aparna Yadav also raised questions on the investigation process of Vishakha Committee. He said that the victim was even asked by a senior doctor why she went to the Women’s Commission. They allege that the work was done at the behest of a particular person to save the accused.

Pressure to change statement, questions on women’s safety

The Vice Chairperson of the Women’s Commission alleged that the people who have given statements in this matter are being pressurized to change their statements. He said that molestation of women, forced conversion and other serious incidents are taking place in KGMU, but the administration is completely silent. Aparna Yadav also alleged that a blood bank has been operating without a license in KGMU for the last two years.

Aparna Yadav was the first to raise the issue

It is noteworthy that the victim had first narrated her ordeal to Aparna Yadav, Vice President of the Women’s Commission. The victim had reached the Women’s Commission office, where after meeting Aparna Yadav, the whole matter gained momentum. Aparna Yadav was the first leader who held a press conference and demanded strict action in this matter. Now all eyes are on the next action of the administration and the steps of the investigating agencies in this sensitive matter related to KGMU.