PGIMS, Rohtak, doctor accuses attendant of assault

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Updated At : 12:27 PM Aug 29, 2021 IST

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Rohtak, August 28

A doctor deputed at Ward No. 5 of the PGIMS today filed a police complaint accusing a woman attendant of a patient of misbehaviour and assault.

In his complaint, Dr Swaran Singh Yadav said the attendant not only abused him, but also manhandled him when he requested her to go outside the ward before the round of senior doctors.

“After the incident, I informed one of my seniors who rushed to the ward and tried to pacify the woman, but she kept abusing me,” he said in the complaint.

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