The Kerala State Human Rights Commission (KSHRC) has intervened in a case concerning a female MBBS student from Aduthala, whose original certificates are being withheld by the Government Medical College in Parippally. The student, who has a hearing impairment, secured admission under the disability quota but is facing significant challenges in her medical education due to the refusal of the college authorities to return her certificates. KSHRC member V. Geetha has ordered the college superintendent to take immediate action to resolve the issue, emphasizing that no student should be denied the opportunity for further education due to withheld certificates. The Commission has mandated that a detailed report be submitted via e-mail and post within seven days. The gravity of the situation has been underscored by the Commission's assertion that withholding certificates infringes on the student's rights to education. The case is set to be reviewed during a session at the KSHRC headquarters in Thiruvananthapuram on June 3, highlighting the urgency of addressing educational rights for students with disabilities.