Violence at UP Hospital: 3 resident doctors brutally attacked by mob over negligence allegations
Saharanpur: A disturbing incident unfolded at the emergency ward of Sarsawa Medical College on Sunday morning when a mob of around 25-30 people, reportedly relatives of a 16-year-old critically ill road traffic accident patient, turned violent and allegedly brutally thrashed the resident doctors, accusing them of negligence in treatment.
Three doctors sustained serious injuries, including head and clavicle trauma, while several others, including female doctors and nurses, were manhandled. One of the injured doctors suffered a severe clavicle fracture and was admitted to the hospital.
The mob not only assaulted the doctors but also vandalised hospital property, spreading panic among patients and their attendants who were present in the emergency ward and had to flee for safety.
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A video of the incident, capturing the horrific and disturbing scenes inside the hospital, quickly went viral on social media. The footage shows a chaotic atmosphere, with patients lying on beds while, in the center of the emergency ward, the mob can be seen brutally assaulting doctors and hospital staff. Chairs were thrown at them in a violent attempt to cause serious injuries.
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