The father of a student who lost his life after a ragging incident at Jadavpur University has spent the last three years trying to secure an audience with the Chief Minister of West Bengal. He claims that the legal process has been delayed, leaving the family without answers and a sense of closure.
Despite several attempts to meet university authorities and local officials, the father has not yet been granted a meeting with the state's chief executive. He says that an audience with the CM could help address lingering questions about the handling of the incident and the subsequent investigation.
The case has drawn attention to the broader issue of ragging in higher education institutions across West Bengal. The father’s appeal highlights the need for swift and transparent action to prevent such tragedies and to support affected families.
He remains hopeful that the Chief Minister’s intervention will bring a timely resolution to what has become a prolonged ordeal for his family.
