Heated Argument turns Violent

In a disturbing incident, Dr. Himangshu Rajbongshi of Guwahati Medical College and Hospital (GMCH) was attacked with scissors by a banana vendor in Guwahati's Bhangagarh. The doctor sustained serious injuries and is currently undergoing treatment at the emergency ward of GMCH.

A Pair of Scissors Becomes a Weapon

Witnesses said a heated argument over price fixing escalated, leading to a violent attack. Scissors, usually used to cut banana stems, were used as a weapon by the shopkeeper, identified as Imdad-ul-Haq. The police took timely action and arrested the accused, but the investigation into the motive is ongoing.

Unsure of the Motive

According to the Pratidin Time report, the shopkeeper deliberately targeted Dr. Rajbongshi. However, it is still uncertain whether the attack was accidental or premeditated. According to eyewitness accounts, the argument between the two escalated, culminating in a violent attack. A pair of scissors, commonly used to cut banana stems, was used as a weapon in the incident.

 Bhangagarh police arrested the accused taking timely action and are investigating the incident. More details on the stimulus are awaited.

A Growing Concern

The incident highlights the growing number of violent attacks on medical professionals. It was also reported in another case where 27 assailants attacked a female doctor and nurses at VN Desai Hospital in Santa Cruz East after the death of a mother and her newborn. The violence followed allegations of inadequate care during pregnancy, which led to deaths. The shocking attack is part of an alarming trend of violence against medical professionals. Experts call for stricter laws and safeguards to ensure the safety of healthcare workers.

(Input from various sources)

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