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Bihar minister's son hospitalised after being allegedly ragged

| | Aug 23, 2014, at 02:02 am
New Delhi, Aug 22 (IBNS): A Bihar minister's son was admitted to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of a Delhi hospital in critical condition, reports said on Friday.

According to reports, the minister suspects that his son was ragged in school.

The victim is a Class 9 student at Scindia School in Gwalior.

No case has been filed so far.

A medical bulletin by Delhi's Apollo Hospital, where the boy is admitted, said, "The patient was brought to the hospital yesterday at 8:30 am in a very critical condition and was immediately attended to by our team of experts."

He is under constant monitoring and is on ventilator support in the ICU.

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