KSHRC order to return student’s certificates
The Kerala State Human Rights Commission has ordered the return of a female student's original certificates from the Government Medical College, Parippally. The student, who has a hearing impairment, is struggling to continue her medical studies due to the withheld documents. The Commission has mandated the college superintendent to resolve the issue and report back within a week.
- ▪The KSHRC has intervened in a complaint regarding withheld student certificates.
- ▪The affected student is facing challenges in her medical education due to a hearing impairment.
- ▪The Commission has requested a detailed report from the college superintendent within seven days.
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Kerala State Human Rights Commission (KSHRC) member V. Geetha has ordered immediate action on a complaint alleging that the authorities at the Government Medical College, Parippally are refusing to return the original certificates of a female student.The student, a native of Aduthala, had secured an MBBS admission under the disability quota but is currently facing severe difficulties in continuing her medical studies due to a hearing impairment.The Commission has directed the Medical College superintendent to intervene in the matter urgently, take all possible measures to resolve the issue, and submit a detailed report via e-mail and post within seven days.Highlighting the gravity of the situation, the Commission stated in its order that a student cannot be denied the opportunity for…
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