NSA Slapped Against Four Culprits Involved In Attack on Healthcare Workers In Indore

Indore health workers were attacked when they went to do medical check-up and take samples of the residents.

Indore: Seven people arrested by the police for attacking a team of healthcare workers health workers, when they were trying to trace the contact of a patient infected with the coronavirus, at Taat Patti Bakhal, in Indore, Thursday, April 2, 2020. (PTI Photo)(PTI02-04-2020_000259B)

New Delhi: National Security Act (NSA) has been slapped against four people involved in the recent attack on healthcare workers in Indore. Four people including Md Mustafa, Md Gulrez, Shoaib and Majeed, were involved in pelting stones at the healthcare workers in Indore's Tatpatti Bakhal who were on their visit regarding coronavirus. The action may have sent the desired message to anti-social elements. Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan tweeted to say, "the human rights are for humans." Troublemakers will be dealt with firmly. "This is not just a tweet. It is a warning.” "All my doctors, nurses, paramedical staff, ANM, ASHA workers, Anganwadi workers and urban body workers fighting the war against COVID-19, you continue your fight against Corona, your complete security. The responsibility is mine! I bow to your devotion," he said.

Indore doctors were attacked when they went to do medical check-up and take samples of the residents. Watch: