The Supreme Court cancels the bail granted to Shiv Sena corporator Ramesh Mhatre in a case involving an assault on a doctor, according to reports. The decision revokes his interim relief and brings the matter back under the criminal case process.
The Hindu reports that the court remarks emphasize that the “medical fraternity cannot be touched,” adding that doctors serve people and cannot be attacked in such a manner. The Times of India similarly reports that the Supreme Court sets aside Mhatre’s bail in the doctor assault case. While both outlets focus on the bail cancellation, they do not describe differing legal grounds in the provided excerpts, instead aligning on the outcome and the court’s stance.
