3 min learnUp to date: Aug 25, 2026 07:06 PM IST
A day after he was allegedly assaulted by a patient’s son inside a Kalyan hospital, a 41-year-old orthopaedic marketing consultant switched off his telephone, took a break from work and left Mumbai along with his household on Monday. The physician additionally alleged that police initially refused to register an FIR and that two males threatened him on the police station after he determined to pursue the case.
Dr Yogendra Jaiswal, consulting at Bhanujyot Hospital in Kalyan East, instructed The Indian Categorical he had stepped away notably due to the misery prompted to his aged dad and mom after they noticed video of the assault on information channels.
“My dad and mom are fairly confused after seeing the CCTV footage. It’s embarrassing for them to see their son being assaulted. When one thing like this occurs, it shakes up our religion in humanity,” he mentioned. His father has hypotensive blood stress, and his mom was discharged from the hospital 10 days in the past after therapy for pneumonia.
The incident passed off round 10.45 pm on Saturday, when affected person Jaywant Deshmukh, aged round 60-70, visited the hospital with decrease again ache. Jaiswal mentioned the affected person’s son, Vinit, repeatedly interrupted the session with questions and started abusing him.
Dr Jaiswal, accompanied by hospital employees and members of the Kalyan medical affiliation, went to Kolsewadi police station to lodge a criticism (Categorical photograph)
“He was misbehaving and utilizing dangerous language. His father requested him to behave or wait outdoors. The son briefly stepped out however once more started abusing me from the doorway. I requested him why he was abusing me.
He mentioned, ‘Do you consider your self as some big-shot physician?’ and got here working in direction of me. Vinit punched me within the face and abdomen and held me by the neck. In self-defence, I hit him again. This occurred in entrance of my sufferers,” Jaiswal mentioned. He alleged Vinit was inebriated. The altercation was captured on CCTV.
Jaiswal, accompanied by hospital employees and members of the Kalyan medical affiliation, went to Kolsewadi police station round 1.30 am to lodge a criticism and alleged police initially refused to register an FIR. A case was subsequently registered towards Vinit underneath Sections 118(1), 115(2), 352 and 324(4) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita. The accused has not been arrested but.
