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Saturday, 21 September 2013
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Yet another case of drugs abuse has hit the Indian Institute of Management Indore.
Yet another case of drugs abuse has hit the Indian Institute of Management Indore. This time 3 students of the Integrated Programme in Management were caught smoking up on the campus. The incident happened a week ago and a disciplinary committee was set up to probe it.
Committee members apparently had long discussions with the students before arriving at a decision to expel all of them. According to Dr Akhtar Parvez, Dean, Administration the parents of the students were informed and they were given the choice of withdrawing from the five-year programme.
The boys are 17 years old and come from academically-eminent families. Two of the boys are from South India. The parents were apparently in a state of shock on hearing about the incident while the students generally seemed ‘unmoved.’ Parents of all the students had come to the campus to collect their wards.
Drugs abuse is not unheard of in b-schools in India. However, while many institutes prefer to let it be as a ‘natural thing’ on campus, IIM Indore has always been taking action to the point of expelling students. Adds Dr Parvez: “We have a zero-tolerant attitude when it comes to alcohol, smoking or drugs. We do not like to give students a second chance if the committee set up to study the case suggests that we expel the students. It is a message we want to send across.”
The students procured the drugs from dhabas sprung up close to the institute. According to sources, while these dhabas also sell parathas and sabjee, they eventually sell drugs to those who visit them often and have the cash to cough up.
Last year too, five students were caught taking drugs in two different cases at IIM Indore . In February 2012, two students were expelled for taking drugs and later in October, three students were expelled for the same reason. Some of the students were given a chance to get return after a year of which one student joined back IIM Indore.
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Wednesday, 14 November 2012
Indore ILVA School Teacher Sushil Gadiwan killed for demanding Prostitute from 2 Friends Amit Ojha and Ajay Verma,
Indore: Police have cracked the murder mystery of a teacher with arrest of
two youths on Sunday. The schoolteacher's body was found in Kishanganj
area on Thursday. He was insisting on arranging for prostitute,
the police claimed.
Addressing a press conference, SP, West, Anil Kushwah said police
have arrested Amit Ojha, a resident of Sai Baba Nagar and Ajay Verma,
a resident of Haiderpur village under Haat Piplia police station area in Dewas district in connection with the murder of Sushil Gadiwan, a resident of 90, South Rajmohalla.
Sushil was a teacher in ILVA School and had gone missing on November 6 after he stepped out the house for teaching a student at Revenue Nagar around 6.30pm. When he did not return, a complaint was filed at Chhatripura police station next day.
Police recovered his decomposed body wrapped in a mat and bed at Rau-Pithampur road on November 8.
During interrogation, the accused confessed to killing Sushil on November 6 at the house of Mukesh, a resident of 2343-E, Sudama Nagar.
The accused told police that once they had arranged a prostitute for Sushil and he was again insisting for the same.
Since Mukesh used to give key of the house to Amit, he invited Sushil at the house where Ajay was already present and the trio consumed liquor together.
When Sushil asked for the girl, both the accused threw chilly powder in his eyes and strangulated him with a piece of rope until he died and fled after locking the house.
Around 2am, they put the body in a car and dumped at a deserted spot. Police claimed that the accused killed him merely for Rs 1000 and his Hero Honda Passion motorcycle. Police booked both accused for murder and recovered motorcycle and mobile phone of the slain teacher.
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Indore: Police have cracked the murder mystery of a teacher with arrest of two youths
on Sunday. The schoolteacher's body was found in Kishanganj area on
Thursday. He was insisting on arranging for prostitute, the police
claimed. Addressing a press ...
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In addition to this, the Clinical Trial Welfare Society has also decided to intervene in the case on the grounds that people who had been affected by the clinical trials should be given a chance to express their views before the court. "Most of the people of our organization are those whose names have figured in the list of 81 people, who were affected by clinical trials, submitted by EOW to the government. We are the victims and we should be given a chance to express our views before court," said vice-president of the Society, Ashish Jatav.
Dr Anand Rai, who has been raising the issues of clinical trials of drugs for years, said that a series of unethical and illegal clinical trials were conducted on psychiatric patients by several government and private doctors in Indore. Psychiatric patients have been made clinical guinea pigs for drug trials sponsored by multinational and Indian pharmaceutical companies. Now matter is pending before the Supreme Court and victims have decided to put forth their views before it.
In his complaints to NHRC, Rai had stressed that clinical trials had been conducted in flagrant violation of article 21 of the Constitution; whereby human rights of psychiatric patients have been overlooked. "Psychiatric patients are often not in a position to give their informed consent for participating in such clinical trials and the trials have also violated the Indian Council of Medical Research guidelines and provision of the Drug and Cosmetic Act 1940," he said.
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