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Woman doctor harassed at hospital in J&K's Rajouri, accused arrested

Man held for creating ruckus, harassing female doctor at a hospital in J&K's Rajouri. He allegedly indulged in hooliganism without any provocation.

Published on: Aug 19, 2024, 14:12:36 IST
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A man was arrested for allegedly creating a ruckus and harassing an on-duty female doctor inside a hospital in Jammu and Kashmir's Rajouri district early Monday, officials said.

(Representational Image)
(Representational Image)

The accused Gurpreet Singh's unruly behaviour at the sub-district hospital in Nowshera sparked a protest by doctors and the paramedical staff, they said.

The ruckus erupted around 12.45 am when Singh accompanied a patient to the hospital and allegedly indulged in hooliganism without any provocation, the officials said.

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The accused allegedly smashed a windowpane and also abused a female doctor who tried to intervene before fleeing the scene.

Following the ruckus, the doctors and paramedics of the hospital suspended their work and staged a protest, demanding stern action against the accused and adequate security at the hospital premises.

Block Medical Officer Iqbal Malik said the accused ransacked the hospital property and harassed a female doctor on duty without any provocation.

"Police have arrested the accused following which the hospital staff resumed their duties," Malik said.

This story has been published from a wire agency feed without modifications to the text. Only the headline has been changed.
 
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