Kochi, Sept. 14 (PTI): The Kerala High Court on Thursday stayed for three weeks the trial of the SME Nursing college ragging case, which was to commence on September 15.
The order in this regard was issued by Justice V Ramkumar while considering a writ petition filed by state government against the discharge order of sessions court, Kottayam in favour of the SME College principal, Mariyamma and Director P Muralidharan Nair, eight and seventh accused respectively in the case.
The case relates to the alleged molestation of a girl student in the name of ragging by seniors.
The sessions court had found that offence under prohibition of ragging act cannot be charged against the two accused and had discharged them. Challenging this, the government filed a revision petition.
The order in this regard was issued by Justice V Ramkumar while considering a writ petition filed by state government against the discharge order of sessions court, Kottayam in favour of the SME College principal, Mariyamma and Director P Muralidharan Nair, eight and seventh accused respectively in the case.
The case relates to the alleged molestation of a girl student in the name of ragging by seniors.
The sessions court had found that offence under prohibition of ragging act cannot be charged against the two accused and had discharged them. Challenging this, the government filed a revision petition.
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