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JJ hospital row: Dean has no right to restrict student, says TP Lahane

Killjoy women's hostel warden at Grant Medical College removed from position, dean issued warning after mid-day reports highlight discontentment over moral policing and gender discrimination

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Dr Ajay Chandanwale

Dr Ajay Chandanwale

After complaints to the Directorate of Medical Education Research (DMER), by students at the JJ Hospital and Grant Medical College, about moral policing by the management, the regulatory body has decided to issue a warning letter to college dean Dr Ajay Chandanwale and dismiss the warden of the girls' hostel for dictating dress codes to female students.

In a series of stories, mid-day has in the past highlighted the plight of the students being subjected to moral policing at the government-run Grant Medical College. After a complaint was filed by the students, DMER formed a committee to investigate into the allegations. In the report filed by the committee, dean Dr Chandanwale, along with the female warden, were found to be violating students' rights.

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