Almost 100 female students were asked to remove their undergarments before taking a medical entrance exam in India. The incident took place at an exam centre in Kollam city. Their parents have filed a complaint.
Their undergarments were found piled up by students after the exams. The students claimed that they had to go through severe psychological trauma before the exam.
The father of a 17-year-old girl who was taking her first-ever medical exam claims that his daughter is still recovering from the painful experience of having to take the three-hour exam while not wearing a brassiere.
The Kerala Police on Tuesday, 19 July, arrested five women who were on duty when girl students appearing for the entrance test were asked to remove their undergarments.
The institute, where the incident took place, has denied involvement, claiming that the frisking and biometric checks were performed by third-party agencies
