MD Gynaecology Suicide at Nair Hospital: HoD Gynaecology, Professor issued Show cause Notices
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Mumbai: Two days after the doctor pursuing MD Gynecology committed suicide, the Head of Department, Gynaecology (HoD) and the unit head professor have been issued show cause notices by the hospital authorities.
According to a recent report by TOI, via the notices the concerned authorities have been asked as to why they didn’t take any action on the complaints submitted by the doctor alleging harassment by the three accused doctors in the case who allegedly used to trouble her during working hours, besides, commenting casteist slurs at her.
Medical Dialogues recently reported about the unfortunate incident where the doctor has been identified as a 26-year-old PG medico pursuing MD Gynecology from a well known BYL Nair Hospital in Mumbai allegedly committed suicide by hanging herself in her hostel room.
The doctor was allegedly under depression as three of her senior colleagues allegedly used to harass her with castiest remarks.
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According to a recent report by TOI, via the notices the concerned authorities have been asked as to why they didn’t take any action on the complaints submitted by the doctor alleging harassment by the three accused doctors in the case who allegedly used to trouble her during working hours, besides, commenting casteist slurs at her.
Medical Dialogues recently reported about the unfortunate incident where the doctor has been identified as a 26-year-old PG medico pursuing MD Gynecology from a well known BYL Nair Hospital in Mumbai allegedly committed suicide by hanging herself in her hostel room.
The doctor was allegedly under depression as three of her senior colleagues allegedly used to harass her with castiest remarks.
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