Shocker: Bhuj College Girls told not to use beds, eat at dining room during periods

After a college principal in a Bhuj college forced 68 girls to remove their underwear to prove they weren't menstruating, an NCW inquiry has revealed that the all the female hostellers were made to give their consent that while menstruating the girls will not have their meals in the dining hall and will not be allowed sleep on their beds, rather will sleep on the floor during the admission process.

An NCW member from Gujarat Dr. Rajul Desai along with Advocate Malshree Gadhvi, DLSA held a meeting to discuss the matter with Institute’s administration, wherein they were informed that administration was unaware of such a practice being followed in the hostel. The three female staffs held responsible are suspended from Shree Sahajanand Girls Institute where the incident occurred.

On 13 February, Shree Sahajanand Girls Institute’s principal Dr Rita M. Raninga reportedly paraded the hostelers from their classrooms to college washrooms amidst their lectures to check whether they were menstruating or not after the hostel warden alleged that some girls were entering the hostel kitchen and mingling with other hostelers while menstruating.