HIMS PG medico assaulted by attendants over alleged delay in patient's treatment, 3 arrested
Hassan: In a shocking incident, a post-graduate medical student at the Hassan Institute of Medical Sciences (HIMS) was reportedly assaulted by attendants of an injured patient following a dispute over a delay in treatment. This led to an immediate protest by doctors and hospital staff who boycotted their duties for nearly two hours, demanding action against the attackers.
According to the hospital authorities, four individuals were involved in the assault on the student. Among them, three have been taken into custody and the police have assured that the fourth accused will be arrested soon. All of them have been booked in connection with the case.
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As per The Hindu news report, the incident occurred around 1:30 a.m. on February 24 when the group brought a man to the hospital who had sustained injuries in a bike accident. Within moments, they reportedly became agitated over what they claimed was a delay in treatment and soon entered into an argument with the hospital staff. The situation quickly turned into a serious turn when they reportedly assaulted the PG student.
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