Brutal Assault: Patient's relatives thrash Nashik Doctor, vandalize Hospital

Published On 2022-09-01 06:12 GMT   |   Update On 2022-09-01 06:13 GMT

Nashik: A doctor based in Nashik hospital was recently assaulted by the relatives of a patient over an issue of providing an admission report. The incident came to the fore after a video showing the doctor being beaten up by the patient's relatives went viral.

The video was captured by a CCTV camera installed in the hospital. The incident is reported to have occurred on August 28 around 10 pm. The video shows around 5 or more kin of the patient brutally thrashing the doctor. 

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The Times Now reports that the patient's relatives attacked the doctor after the latter had promised to provide an admission report to the kin. The doctor said that the report would be delivered after the discharge of the patient. 

Following this, the patients reportedly became angry and attacked the doctor brutally. It was alleged that the patient's relatives destroyed the properties kept within the hospital premises. However, several staff members and other people could be seen attempting to intervene in the issue and prevent the assault. 

The police began their investigation after the CCTV footage went viral. 

Medical Dialogues team had earlier reported about a similar incident where a resident doctor at the Government Medical College and Hospital (GMCH) in Aurangabad had been assaulted by the relatives of a patient, following which 350 resident doctors cut off work as a mark of protest. Based on the complaint filed by the doctor, a case of obstructing government work was registered with the Begumpura police station.

The incident occurred when a person who got into an accident was admitted to GMCH. However, the patient's relatives assaulted the doctor, identified as Dr. Uday Chundurji, accusing him of negligence in treatment. 

Also Read:350 GMCH Aurangabad Resident Doctors stage protest to condemn assault on colleague

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