Assault on doctors in Thane: SC notice to Ramesh Mhatre on plea by state challenging bail
The bench said those who attack doctors do not deserve bail and set a September 28 hearing on the state’s challenge to Mhatre’s release.
- The Supreme Court issued notice to Shiv Sena corporator Ramesh Mhatre on Monday regarding a State plea challenging his bail for assaulting doctors at a Thane hospital in July.
- Previously, the Bombay High Court stayed a lower court's bail order, calling it "perverse," then granted bail with conditions that Mhatre, a Kalyan-Dombivli Municipal Corporation corporator, later challenged.
- Justices Vikram Nath and Sandeep Mehta observed that attackers of doctors do not deserve bail, stating, "These people don't deserve to roam on the streets" as a deterrent.
- Mhatre must respond to the State's challenge within three weeks, with the matter scheduled for next hearing on September 28.
- Citing a separate incident yesterday in Palghar, the bench noted attacks on medical professionals are worsening and emphasized that strong action must deter similar violence.
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The top court issued notice on the Maharashtra government’s appeal challenging the bail granted to Shiv Sena corporator Ramesh Sukrya Mhatre in connection with the alleged assault on three municipal doctors in Thane
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