Courtroom drama: Chinese man attempts to prevent divorce by carrying wife out of courtroom
Beijing: In a dramatic scene in a Chinese courtroom, a man named Li made an unusual attempt to stop his 20-year marriage from ending. He picked up his wife, Chen, and tried to carry her out of the courtroom during divorce proceedings.
The incident occurred after Chen filed for divorce, citing accusations of abuse and domestic violence. The couple’s initial case was dismissed by the court, which believed that there was still hope for reconciliation due to the "deep emotional bond" between them. However, Chen brought the case back to court, determined to seek a separation.
As the legal proceedings resumed, Li, unwilling to accept the divorce, attempted to flee with his wife on his back. Chen's cries for help drew the attention of courtroom officials, who quickly intervened.
Following the incident, Li was asked to write an apology letter and make a commitment to avoid such actions in the future. "I now realize the seriousness of my mistake and its negative impact. I guarantee that I will never repeat this behavior again," Li stated in a public apology.
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Kasaragod: Government Medical College gets first MBBS student from Rajasthan
Kasaragod: The Government Medical College, which recently secured the National Medical Commission’s approval, admitted its first MBBS student on Monday, with Gurwinder Singh from Alwar in Rajasthan becoming the first of the 50 students in the inaugural batch of the College.
Singh received a warm welcome into the College with sweets by Principal-in-Charge Dr. KK Santosh Kumar and Medical Superintendent Dr Praveen. The admission procedure was formally completed with the recording of his attendance, reports On Manorama.
The College has seven seats reserved for candidates from the All-India rank list, and Singh qualified for a seat in the College under the All-India Medical Entrance quota.
Unlike the other government medical colleges in the state, where classes started this week after the admission of students during the first round of counseling, the Kasaragod Medical College had to wait for approval from the National Medical Commission. The College received the approval and began enrolling students after conclusion of counseling.
The classes will begin on September 30, after completion of Phase 2 of allotment. The first batch students are currently provided temporary hostel facilities at Cherkkala.
While the second student under the All-India rank list is expected to join the College today, the authorities have said they cannot guarantee how long the new students will remain, adding that some students may opt to move to other colleges if they are allotted seats there.
