Interns and some undergraduate students at the Indira Gandhi Government Medical College (IGGMC) had a tiff with the persons managing the two-wheeler parking late on Thursday night. However, the issue was resolved amicably with the help of the police and the civil surgeon of the hospital.
Amul Rawankar, general secretary of the interns association told TOI that the persons managing the two-wheeler stand had been harassing students for the last few months. They would specially harass girl students by demanding to see their identity cards every time even though they knew all the students by sight.
"They would purposely close the gate even after seeing the plus sign on their vehicles. Today, the person managing the parking followed a group of students going out of the college for dinner. He started an argument with them over a trivial issue. The issue was resolved after the civil surgeon and police reached the spot," he said.
Vaibhav Lamdhade, secretary of students association at IGGMC, confirmed the incident. "The parking operators have been harassing us for over one-and-a-half months. Yesterday too they troubled girl students. Tomorrow we will discuss the issue with the college authorities," he said.
Amul Rawankar, general secretary of the interns association told TOI that the persons managing the two-wheeler stand had been harassing students for the last few months. They would specially harass girl students by demanding to see their identity cards every time even though they knew all the students by sight.
"They would purposely close the gate even after seeing the plus sign on their vehicles. Today, the person managing the parking followed a group of students going out of the college for dinner. He started an argument with them over a trivial issue. The issue was resolved after the civil surgeon and police reached the spot," he said.
Vaibhav Lamdhade, secretary of students association at IGGMC, confirmed the incident. "The parking operators have been harassing us for over one-and-a-half months. Yesterday too they troubled girl students. Tomorrow we will discuss the issue with the college authorities," he said.
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