Bolan Medical College administration reacts to a video recently circulated by journalist Mr. Jamal Tarakai claims that the beds supplied for student use six months ago are defective, broken, and unfit for use. The administration of Bolan Medical College strongly rejects this claim and wishes to clarify the factual position.

The video recorded and shared by Mr. Jamal Tarakai was filmed inside the Dead Stock Store, a facility where old, condemned, and discarded items of the college are placed for record-keeping prior to auction as per government rules. The material present in the Dead Stock Store does not represent the furniture currently in use in the hostels.

The beds that were provided to students are fully functional, in proper condition, and actively being used in all hostel rooms. On the previous day, the Principal of Bolan Medical College, along with his entire team, conducted a detailed inspection of all rooms in the Complex Hostel (A Block and B Block). Every room was checked personally, and it was confirmed that the beds are in safe, usable, and satisfactory condition. Video evidence of this inspection is available.

It is therefore evident that the video shared by Mr. Jamal Tarakai was made with misleading intentions, by filming condemned items stored in the Dead Stock Store and falsely presenting them as items currently in student use.

Bolan Medical College categorically denies the allegations made in the video and reaffirms its commitment to maintaining proper facilities for its students.

Furthermore, the administration invites all media personnel to visit the college hostels at any time, with prior coordination, to personally inspect the rooms and verify that the beds are indeed in proper condition and being used by students. The college administration strongly believes in transparency and welcomes independent verification.

Bolan Medical College Administration
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