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IIT-Madras suspends faculty over PhD scholar's suicide

IndiaTimes Monday, 27 November 2023
IIT Madras has suspended professor Ashish Kumar Sen of the mechanical engineering department after the suicide of research scholar Sachin Kumar Jain. The suspension was recommended by a five-member inquiry panel that found evidence of harassment by Prof Sen. The panel's report, based on testimonies from students and faculty members, revealed multiple instances of harassment. IIT Madras confirmed the suspension and stated that all due procedures are being followed.
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