KARD, Khandre condemn assault on BRIMS resident doctor
The Karnataka Association of Resident Doctors (KARD) and Minister Eshwar B. Khandre have condemned the assault on a resident doctor at Bidar Institute of Medical Sciences. The incident involved a group of patient attendants who allegedly attacked Dr. Tukaram while he was on duty. KARD has called for improved security measures for healthcare staff and legal action against the perpetrators.
- ▪KARD and Minister Khandre condemned the assault on Dr. Tukaram at BRIMS.
- ▪The assault occurred while the doctor was attending to an injured patient in the casualty ward.
- ▪KARD urged for better security for doctors and strict legal action against the assailants.
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The Karnataka Association of Resident Doctors (KARD) and Forest, Ecology and Environment and Bidar district in-charge Minister Eshwar B. Khandre have strongly condemned the alleged assault of a resident doctor at Bidar Institute of Medical Sciences (BRIMS) and urged the State government to ensure better security for doctors working in government hospitals.In a letter addressed to the Director of Medical Education on Friday, KARD stated that Tukaram, a 28-year-old orthopaedic resident doctor at BRIMS, was allegedly assaulted while attending to an injured patient in the casualty ward around 1 a.m.
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