A case has been registered against 20 activists of the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) for allegedly creating a ruckus at a civic hospital in Navi Mumbai over claims about corruption in the post-mortem department, police said on Friday.
According to the police, a group of MNS activists stormed into the Vashi Municipal Hospital on June 17 and entered the office of medical superintendent Dr Rajesh Mhatre, shouting slogans.
Despite being informed about the steps taken by the hospital administration regarding the viral video, the MNS workers reportedly began hurling threats and abuses. They allegedly manhandled the security staff and forcibly draped a white cloth around Dr Mhatre’s neck, all the while shouting slogans. In the complaint, it is stated that an MNS worker, identified as Sagar Vichare, allegedly demanded Dr. Mhatre’s resignation, using offensive language.
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