A court has summoned the Palghar Superintendent of Police following an assault on medical staff. The summons was issued during a hearing into a separate incident of assault at a civic hospital. This earlier incident occurred in July and a Shiv Sena corporator is accused.
The court hearing was part of a suo motu plea, indicating the court had taken up the matter on its own initiative. Further details about the incidents and the court's actions are available.
The summons for the Palghar SP suggests the court is taking a strong stance on assaults against hospital staff and doctors.
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