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KGMU Resident Arrested in Sexual Exploitation, Forced Conversion Case as University Moves to Expel

An internal panel’s findings prompted KGMU to seek his expulsion, with new notices inviting further complaints.

Overview

  • Lucknow Police arrested junior resident Dr. Rameezuddin Nayak on Friday after weeks on the run and sent him to judicial custody following a Rs 50,000 reward announcement.
  • FIRs cite the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita for intercourse by deceit, causing miscarriage and criminal intimidation, along with the Uttar Pradesh Prohibition of Unlawful Religious Conversion Act.
  • KGMU’s Vishakha Committee found the doctor guilty of sexual and mental exploitation, and the university has recommended his expulsion to the Directorate General of Medical Education for further action.
  • Police earlier arrested his parents and posted property‑attachment notices at three linked addresses as investigators examine potential facilitators and related roles, including those allegedly involved in a nikah.
  • Campus tensions escalated as protesters entered administrative offices and the State Women’s Commission criticized KGMU’s handling, while the university reissued anonymous‑complaint notices and police probe possible additional victims.