Abuse and beating of doctors who came to check patients at Tanglichok health post

"I was checking the patient inside, he was having a dispute with another friend outside about why he took money for the camp, I came out and told him that it was difficult to check the patient, there was a big uproar about this," he said, "I was riding the bike thinking that it was not the environment to live here." I was, someone nearby punched me.'

He is accused of using abusive language on him . "It was a local place, there was no CC camera, he hit me on the nose when he was about to ride the bike, I also hit him with my helmet after being attacked two/three times," he said, "Two staff members separated him and brought him up to Alli, I informed the village council and the police.  ;.'

police, village president, administrative officer, ward president on Monday at the health institution. It was discussed . "I did not touch hands before, but there was no public to speak in my favor, I was made to apologize in the discussion, I burst out after apologizing," he said.

He accused former ward president Gurung of starting the controversy. "The presiding officer has left his hand and No, he was beaten by another person who was with him, I don't even know him,' he said.

Kushwaha has injuries on his right hand, nose and ear. Gurung, who is also the former ward president, said that the doctor first gave him a handshake. "I was talking to the health workers of Tanglichok health post that the patients were called camps. I was talking to them about whether they would have come with tickets if they had done regular check-ups. He suddenly came out and disturbed me. Go there and gossip," he said. He started to walk in the middle of the discussion as he could not examine the patient now. He was the one who hit the helmet first, one person's vest was also torn, his speech was not good either. He claims that Kushwaha started a dispute by going out on an unrelated matter.

It is mentioned in the statement issued by the health workers working at the Makaising Primary Health Center on Tuesday that Kushwaha, who had come to serve at the Tanglichok health post of Ward 2, was attacked during his duty as part of the doctor-at-home program run by the rural municipality. The health workers of the health center have stopped providing services in protest against the beating of the medical officer. "Even though we have left our health institution to provide services to the people with the aim of providing services to the people, the employees of the institution feel insecure when they are attacked like this," the statement said. The announcement also mentions that the insurance referral and other services provided by the health center will be stopped until the environment is comfortable and the safety of life is guaranteed.

Rijesh Uparkoti, the chief administrative officer of Gandaki Rural Municipality, said that efforts are being made to resolve the dispute through mutual discussion. He said that looking at the nature of the incident, it was found that there was a beating from both sides. "Yesterday, we tried to reach an agreement with both parties," he said, "Both parties told each other that there was a fight, the public spoke in their favor, and we understand that Dr. Sapp also came on impulse." He said that there was an attempt to resolve the dispute. "Dr. Saap has gone to Kathmandu today, we will also discuss with him, we are trying to resolve the dispute," he said.