KKN Gurugram Desk | Manish Kashyap visited PMCH to advocate on behalf of a patient. During his visit, he allegedly had a dispute with a female junior doctor. The situation escalated when Kashyap began recording videos within the hospital premises, which reportedly aggravated the on-duty junior doctors.
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Subsequently, Kashyap was allegedly confined in a room for approximately three hours and was physically assaulted by the junior doctors. He was later hospitalized for treatment, and images of him on a hospital bed with an oxygen mask were shared on his social media platforms.
Conflicting Accounts
The junior doctors have accused Kashyap of misbehaving with a female colleague, which they claim led to the altercation. Conversely, Kashyap has denied these allegations, asserting that he was attacked without provocation while attempting to assist a patient.
The incident has garnered significant attention on social media, with supporters of both parties expressing their views.
Police Involvement and Current Status
The Pirbahor Police Station, under whose jurisdiction PMCH falls, intervened in the matter. According to Station In-Charge Abdul Haleem, both parties have claimed to have resolved the issue among themselves, and no formal complaints have been filed as of now.
The police have stated that they are monitoring the situation and are prepared to take appropriate action should any formal complaints be lodged.
Background on Manish Kashyap
Manish Kashyap, known for his YouTube channel “Sach Tak News,” has previously been involved in several controversies. He has been arrested in the past for allegedly creating and sharing misleading content and for incidents involving public disturbances.
The incident at PMCH involving Manish Kashyap and junior doctors highlights the potential for conflicts in high-pressure environments like hospitals. It underscores the importance of maintaining professional conduct and effective communication to prevent such situations.
As the matter currently stands without formal complaints, it remains to be seen whether further legal actions will ensue.
