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A relative of Nithin Raj, a first-year BDS pupil at Anjarakandy Dental School in Kannur who died in a suspected case of suicide, holds his passport measurement picture at their rented residence in Thiruvananthapuram.
| Photograph Credit score: (File picture) NIRMAL HARINDRAN
The administration of Kannur Dental School in Anjarakandy has rejected allegations of caste-based harassment in reference to the death of first-year student R.L. Nithin Raj, asserting that the incident was linked to points arising from a private mortgage and never institutional discrimination.
In an in depth assertion issued by Medical Director of the faculty andProfessor P. Adnan Siddique, the faculty mentioned deceptive and unhealthy narrative are being circulated in sections of the media, affecting social concord.
Printed – April 19, 2026 05:17 pm IST
