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14 August 2022, Sunday

A patient was physically tortured by a doctor at Shariatpur Sadar Hospital in Shariatpur on Sunday (August 14). The video of assaulting the patient went viral on social media. However, the identity of the patient could not be known immediately. It was seen in the video that Shariatpur Sadar Hospital Medical Officer Dr. Akram Elahi was randomly beating a patient who came for treatment. Dr. Akram Elahi said “I beat him after he had assaulted my assistant. It's not my fault, and it is okay Detail >>

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