Lucknow,

08 Jan (HS): Dr. Rameez Malik, accused of attempting to convert a female doctor

at KGMU, has been found to have connections with the banned organization

Islamic Research Foundation (IRF). Meanwhile, the KGMU Vishakha Committee, in

its investigation, found Dr. Rameez guilty of sexual harassment. The case of

sexual exploitation and attempted conversion of a female resident at KGMU is

gaining momentum. The accused, Dr. Rameez, has been linked to the banned

Islamic Research Foundation (IRF). Its director, Dr. Zakir Naik, is hiding

abroad. This organization facilitated religious conversions, which led to its

ban.

Dr.

Naik incites youth to convert through social media. He orchestrated a large

number of conversions in Maharashtra, paying substantial sums of money for the

conversions. It is believed that people close to Dr. Naik are sheltering the

accused doctor. Dr. Naik is also known for his controversial statements.

Sources say that the Islamic Research Foundation converted approximately 800

people.

The

Mumbai Police also arrested some individuals. Intelligence agencies have been

alerted after Dr. Naik's name surfaced. Dr. Rameez's connections are being

investigated. Dr. Naik is wanted in India and faces charges of foreign funding

and illegal activities.

The

sole purpose: promoting radicalism: Investigations have revealed that Dr.

Rameez wanted to promote radicalism. He was influenced by both Changur and Dr.

Naik. After recovering the accused's mobile phone and laptop, police will

investigate his social media connections. The organization's goal was to

promote extremist and radical ideology among youth.

A

notice of attachment was pasted on Dr. Rameez's house: Lucknow police on

Thursday reached Pilibhit's Nuria town and Khatima's Ward 14 and posted

attachment notices outside the ancestral homes of accused doctor Rameez Malik.

The police team returned after an hour of action.

We

will find Rameez even from the underworld: Aparna - Aparna Yadav, Vice

President of the Uttar Pradesh State Women's Commission, stated that Dr. Rameez

of KGMU would be found even from the underworld. Aparna, who was attending the

National Classroom in Nandininagar, said that the victim is receiving justice

due to the Commission's initiative.

Dr.

Rameez found guilty in the investigation, his admission may be cancelled: The

Vishaka Committee report proved the allegation of sexual harassment. The

Vishakha Committee of King George's Medical University has completed its

investigation into Dr. Rameez's case. The investigation found Dr. Rameez guilty

of sexual harassment. The KGMU administration is preparing to write to the

Director General of Medical Education (DGME) to cancel his admission.

A

female resident doctor in the pathology department of KGMU had accused fellow

resident Dr. Rameez of sexual harassment and attempted religious conversion.

The Vishakha Committee, formed in this case, found the male resident guilty in

its preliminary investigation. Based on this, the resident was suspended and an

FIR was filed against him. Dr. Rameez has since fled. The Vishakha Committee

took statements from all the doctors and staff in the department before

submitting its final report. Rameez was also summoned to testify, but he did

not appear. The committee has completed its investigation and submitted its

report to the KGMU Vice Chancellor. Action against the accused in this case is

now being decided.

Waiting

for the investigation report of the accused's helpers: The Vishakha Committee

has completed its investigation, but the investigation into those who helped

the accused resident is still pending. Some KGMU professors are accused of

aiding the resident. The committee is investigating their roles.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi