Former students of MGM appealed to CM Mohan Yadav

Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Dr. Anil Tripathi, a renowned plastic surgeon from Britain and an alumnus of the 1973 batch of MGM Medical College, appealed to Chief Minister Mohan Yadav to renovate the historic KEM School building and develop it as a medical museum. Dr. Tripathi met the Chief Minister during his visit to the UK.

Dr. Tripathi, representing MGM alumni in the UK and a founding member of Friends of MP, submitted a memorandum urging the government to declare the 150-year-old KEM Medical School a heritage building and restore it to its former glory. Was requested. Dr. Tripathi reiterated his earlier appeal made during Pravasi Bharatiya Divas 2023, emphasizing the historical importance of the school and the need to preserve it for future generations. He proposed to establish the first medical museum of Madhya Pradesh in the campus to inspire young doctors and nurses who contribute to the health sector of the country.

Apart from advocating for its renovation, Dr Tripathi condemned the controversial Halloween party held at the historic building as disrespectful to its heritage. “This was the fourth medical school in the country and is a milestone in the history of medical education. The building should be renovated and we alumni are ready to raise funds for it and even take the responsibility of the building,” said Dr. Tripathi told Free Press.

He assured the Chief Minister that MGM alumni and supporters were ready to raise funds if the government required assistance for restoration. Meanwhile, Yadav acknowledged the concerns and assured that the matter will be reviewed, marking a positive step towards preserving the medical and cultural heritage of the state.