5 female, 7 male resident doctors of private medical college arrested for alleged booze party
On June 22, the doctors were booked under IPC Section 188 (disobedience to order promulgated by public servant) and under sections of the Prohibition Act.
Vadodara: In a raid conducted by a police patrol team, 12 resident doctors including five female doctors attached to a private medical college were arrested for alleged boozing, making noise and partying loud in a residential colony in the wee hours.
Out of these 12 doctors, 8 of them reside in the student hostels inside the institute's premises while others stay in rented accommodations near the medical college campus. These doctors originally hail from Delhi, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, Tamil Nadu, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh and Punjab.
On June 22, the doctors were booked under IPC Section 188 (disobedience to order promulgated by public servant) and under sections of the Prohibition Act.
This came following a complaint moved by a member of the residential colony. As per the complaint, a group of men and women had gathered in one of the houses, who arrived at the spot via multiple cars. They were allegedly making a lot of noise.
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Based on the complaint, a team of police patrol teams from Waghodia police station had raided the house early morning and found 12 persons including five women in an inebriated condition.
The team also recovered six empty bottles of high-end Indian Made Foreign Liquor (IMFL) from the premises. The medical practitioners also failed to furnish any pass or permits for the consumption of liquor. All of them were arrested from the spot after breath analyzing tests.
The hospital attached to the medical institute is one of the private hospitals designated as Covid-19 facility and is empanelled for free treatment to the cardholders of Mukhyamantri Amrutum yojana.
"Their exams were over which is why they had gathered at the apartment. They must have performed duties at the Covid-19 facility attached to the medical college on a rotational basis but we are still investigating whether they were on duty at present since they had exams. All of them have been released since the offense is bailable," police-inspector AG Parmar told The Indian Express.
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