Shimla, Dec. 15 -- The Indira Gandhi Medical College (IGMC), Shimla, has taken disciplinary action against two MBBS students following an alleged ragging-related incident in the hostel premises, the institute said on Sunday.

This action has been taken on the recommendation of the disciplinary committee formed after the complaint of "ragging" by hostel warden. The college administration suspended both senior students for three months and imposed a fine of Rs.50,000 each.

Confirming the development, Dr Jagjeet Singh Chahal, nodal officer of the anti-ragging committee, IGMC Shimla, said, "The two second-year students were found involved in ragging of three junior students. Action has been taken and the two accused have been fined Rs.50,000...