KGMU 'Love Jihad' Row: Doctors Protest, Demand Action Against Accused

• Protests erupted in Lucknow over an alleged 'love jihad' case at KGMU involving junior resident doctor Ramijuddin Nayak alias Ramij Malik.
• Accused of fraud, mental harassment, and pressuring a female colleague for religious conversion, leading to her suicide attempt.
• Doctors, students, and public participated in a candle march at 1090 Chauraha, demanding strict action and justice.
• KGMU's Vishakha Committee found the accused guilty, leading to his suspension and campus ban; a 5-member inquiry committee is investigating.
• Uttar Pradesh State Women's Commission Chairperson Babita Chauhan visited KGMU, demanding immediate arrest of the absconding accused.

Why It Matters: Widespread protests and official action follow alleged 'love jihad' case at KGMU, accused absconding.