Chennai Doctor Stabbed by Patient's Son, Sparks Concerns Over Medical Safety
The attack on Dr. Balaji Jagannathan at Kalaignar Centenary Hospital has led to protests and demands for increased security measures in Tamil Nadu hospitals.
- Dr. Balaji Jagannathan, an oncologist with heart issues, was stabbed seven times by a patient's son at a Chennai hospital.
- The attacker, Vignesh, was reportedly upset over his mother's cancer treatment and has been arrested and placed in judicial custody.
- The incident has prompted protests by doctors across Tamil Nadu, demanding better safety measures in hospitals.
- Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has ordered a detailed inquiry and assured that steps will be taken to prevent such attacks.
- The Indian Medical Association has condemned the attack and called for comprehensive security reforms to protect medical professionals.
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