'No other...': Parents of Indian medical student Vaibhav Duggal who died by suicide seek $30 million from Texas Tech University

Parents of Vaibhav Duggal, the Indian student who committed suicide in Texas, seek $30 million from the university. Vaibhav Duggal, a s 24-year-old medical student of Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center took his life in July 2025 while he was still wearing his doctor's white coat. A year has passed and the parents now are seeking legal review and systemic policy reforms as Duggal's suicide followed a departmental complaint against him and his version was not listened to.His family and advocates alleged that an opaque disciplinary process conducted without due process or adequate mental health support caused severe psychological distress, leading to his death. "This effort seeks accountability, independent review, and reform to ensure no other student is placed in similar circumstances without adequate safeguards or support," the family's advocacy campaign said.Vaibhav was suspended after a female patient complained to the authorities that she felt uncomfortable when Vaibhav, who was on duty at the OB/GYN clinic, asked her about her relationship when she came to the clinic for an STD test. Vaibhav followed the patient on Instagram as well. But then he distanced himself from...