MBBS intern threatened with sickle at GMC Dharashiv, video goes viral
Dharashiv: A shocking CCTV footage from the Government Medical College (GMC), Dharashiv, is circulating widely on the internet, showing an intoxicated individual threatening and attacking an on-duty MBBS intern doctor with a sickle, holding it directly close to his neck.
In the viral video, the intern doctor, wearing a white shirt, is seen walking across the campus with another individual when a man suddenly charges at him with a sickle and places it near his neck. He then begins threatening the intern. The incident lasted for about a minute.
According to a doctor who shared the video on a popular social media platform, 'X' (formerly Twitter), alleged that one of the interns, while being on duty at the medical college hospital, was subjected to a horrifying act of violence on the hospital grounds.
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He claimed that the incident took place on the night of August 2 when a group of individuals, reportedly intoxicated, forcefully entered the hospital and threatened the intern by placing a sickle directly against his neck. However, the motive behind the act remains unclear.
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