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Officials drag feet on abuse plaints against govt college HoD
The New Indian Express
|May 19, 2025
OVER a year after multiple complaints of sexual harassment were made against the head of the department of Oral Pathology at the Tamil Nadu Government Dental College in Chennai, and two months after a two-member inquiry team submitted its report, no action has been initiated by the state Directorate of Medical Education and Research (DME).
Although the main complainant, a senior assistant professor in the department, had died by suicide in January 2025, staff at the college told TNIE that the HoD's alleged misconduct against female students continues unabated.
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