Supreme Court says attackers of doctors don’t deserve to roam free
Court issues notice to Maharashtra corporator accused of assaulting municipal doctors
The Supreme Court stated that individuals who assault doctors and hospital staff should not be allowed to move freely and must face strict action. It issued a notice to a Maharashtra corporator accused of attacking three municipal doctors and emphasized that such offenders should not be granted bail.
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The Supreme Court on Monday said people who assault doctors and hospital staff do not deserve to roam on the streets even for a minute. The court issued a notice to a Maharashtra corporator accused of attacking three municipal doctors, emphasizing the need for strict action against such offenders.
The court observed that those who attack doctors have no respect for the medical fraternity and should not be granted bail. It referred to an earlier bench ruling on September 1 that stated people with no respect for medical professionals should not be out on bail. Senior counsel Rohatgi clarified that the accused in the Palghar incident were not the same individuals involved in this case and expressed his desire to put a quietus to the matter here.
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- What did the Supreme Court say about bail for assaulters?
- The court observed those who attack doctors should not be granted bail, emphasizing strict legal consequences.
- Did the Supreme Court refer to any previous ruling?
- Yes, it referred to a bench ruling from September 1 that denied bail to people who disrespect medical professionals.
- Are the accused in the current case the same as the Palghar incident?
- According to senior counsel Rohatgi, the accused in the Palghar incident are different from those in this case.
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