Medical students in ten government colleges across Telangana are facing difficulties due to inadequate basic infrastructure. Colleges in Mulugu, Khammam, Kamareddy, Maheswaram, Asifabad, Narsampet, Narayanpet, Jangaon, Medak, and Quthbullapur are experiencing these issues.
These institutions have a shortage of laboratories and teaching faculty. This situation is causing problems for medical students in their studies.
Students state that some medical colleges are operating from apartments and market yards. They also complained about the poor management of student hostels.
Students are concerned that medical education under the current government has become uncertain. They note that permanent buildings for these colleges are still not in place, even after three years.
Medical students have repeatedly filed complaints with the state government to resolve their issues. However, they report that there has been no response from the government so far.
Students allege that the state government has failed to provide necessary infrastructure. They are demanding immediate attention and resolution to these problems.