Telangana: State IMA, 2 others seek probe into Huzurabad doctor attack

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Supporting the demands of TPHDA, HRDA also expressed their views that the government should immediately take the initiative to implement the order issued in December 2019 which proposed that 164 posts should be created under Special Protect Force, and the new recruits should be deployed in government teaching hospitals and medical and health facilities of the district in order to ensure the safety of the doctors, reports TOI.

The TPHDA took to their official twitter account and confirmed that they have approached the DGP with their demands and they have submitted that "the assaulters need to be identified and should be punished. Assaults on doctors and health staff amid the COVID-19 pandemic is inhuman. Doctors and paramedical staff across the world have been at the front line of battling the Novel COVID-19."

They have also requested the DGP to follow up on their demands and punish the concerned person as soon as possible if proven guilty.

They further added, "doing that in quick succession will give confidence to frontline warriors to do their duties without fear in controlling COVID-19 pandemic. " TPHDA confirmed that the DGP has assured "initiation of inquiry regarding the issue and promised stringent action on the persons who found guilty."