AIIMS resident doctor manhandled, 2 detained


New Delhi, Jun 17 (IANS): A resident doctor of the AIIMS Trauma Centre working at the emergency ward was allegedly manhandled by attendants of a patient, resulting in his colleagues going on a strike till Tuesday.

Police said the incident took place at around 11.30 p.m. on Sunday in the emergency ward of the AIIMS Jai Prakash Narayan Apex Trauma Centre when a patient with a foot injury reached there for treatment.

The resident doctor was attending to a another patient at that time when the attendants asked him to attend to their patient on priority.

However the attendants started verbally abusing the doctor and also manhandled him.

Police have registered a case after a complaint was filed by the AIIMS doctors.

"We have detained two people for allegedly misbehaving and abusing while the third accused is absconding. Teams have been formed to nab the third," said a senior police officer.

  

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  • Sanjeev Kamath, Udupi / Seattle

    Tue, Jun 18 2019

    At this rate, Doctors should start consulting through video conferencing or onine by remaining out of physical reach of ratient's relatives.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Tue, Jun 18 2019

    I wonder why people are Frustrated ...

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  • Mr Clean, Mangalore

    Mon, Jun 17 2019

    Why this is not happening in BJP ruled states?????.. . Not even supporting strikes and showing solidarity???????...

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  • Vijay, Q8

    Mon, Jun 17 2019

    Simply these doctors put plaster on head nd protesting... Its all bjp helping them out on bengal for mamatas removal from cm post
    Mr amith daku nd pm fekendra behind this doctors strikes conspiracy

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