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Probe ordered into ragging

AHMEDABAD: The management of Balachadi Sainik School, near Jamnagar , has instituted an inquiry into complaints of alleged ragging after many parents threatened to withdraw their wards if such “torture” was not stopped. The incident came to light after 43 students of the 10th standard fled the campus on Sunday, and spent the night loitering around the sea coast.

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