College principal Dr Anil Agarwal lodged a case against the students for disturbing classes and damaging college property, police said.
They said 40 MBBS students have been booked for resorting to violence. Eight policemen, 6 MBBS students and two officials of the college were injured in the clashes between agitating students and police personnel in the campus here yesterday.
The students indulged in breaking window panes of the classrooms and also pelted stones on the police when the cops tried to evict them from the college premises.
While students continued there protest, security arrangement has been tightened in the area and extra police personnel have been deployed to thwart any untoward incidents.
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