Orthopaedic Surgeon Assaulted by Patient's Kin at Maharashtra Hospital, FIR Filed

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An orthopaedic surgeon was physically attacked by a patient's son at a private hospital in Maharashtra late Saturday night. The assault occurred in the presence of other patients, causing alarm within the facility. Police have registered an FIR and launched an investigation into the incident. The attack follows a similar assault on medical staff by a local corporator just weeks earlier. The suspect from that prior incident is currently reported to be in Goa.

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