LUCKNOW, Nov. 6 -- The King George's Medical University (KGMU) executive council is likely to discuss the seven-page Special Task Force (STF) report on alleged religious conversion, harassment and inappropriate behaviour cases on the campus, naming 13 doctors and employees, including Rameez Uddin Nayak, at an emergency meeting on Friday. Nayak, a resident doctor, was accused of sexually exploiting his 28-year-old colleague on the pretext of marriage and forcing her to undergo religious conversion. The meeting, to be convened by vice-chancellor Prof Soniya Nityanand, will deliberate on the findings and observations contained in the STF report before deciding on the further course of action against those named in it. The council may consider seeking explanations from the doctors and employees concerned, reviewing their existing administrative responsibilities and taking appropriate administrative measures, subject to applicable rules and procedures, said a senior official. The possibility of changes in administrative assignments, including removal from certain positions or withholding fresh responsibilities pending examination of the matter, is also expected to be discussed, he said. The proposed meeting has reportedly caused concern among the doctors and employees named in the STF report. They have, however, maintained that the allegations against them are baseless. An urgent meeting was called by the KGMU Teachers' Association (KGMUTA) on Thursday, but nothing related to the STF report was discussed in it. However, KGMU spokesperson KK Singh said the STF report will be discussed in the EC meeting on Friday. The investigation report submitted by the UP Special Task Force (STF) to the state, mentioned the case of Rameez Uddin Nayak, a resident doctor in KGMU's pathology department, who was arrested on January 9, 2026. He was accused of allegedly trapping a woman resident doctor in a relationship and pressuring her to convert and marry him. The report also referred to other complaints by women employees and resident doctors from various departments, alleging harassment, inappropriate behaviour and pressure to convert. It also reportedly flagged allegations that some doctors and employees failed to act on complaints, shielded the accused and attempted to influence the victims. The state government forwarded a copy of the report to university for necessary action on October 30, 2026. htc...