A woman in Bangalore allegedly approached a doctor, seeking a leaflet for bullets to “kill her mother -in -law”. Doctor, Dr. Sunil Kumar Hebi immediately lodged a police complaint, which led to the investigation of the Sanjaynagar police. Later, the police reduced the woman to zero and issued a summons for questioning.
The incident came to light on 17 February when Dr. Hebi received a WhatsApp message from an unknown person. The sender, who recognized himself as to endure, greeted the doctor initially and requested to communicate in Kannada. A social worker and medical professional Dr. Hebi, inquired and inquired about his health concerns.
Dr. According to Hebi, according to reports, Sahana expressed hesitation before revealing his real intentions. When I inquired about her health concerns and what help she needed, she told me that she wanted to believe in me and asked if I would scold her what she was to say, “Dr. Hebi said IANS of IANS According, said.
The doctor was remembered by request and immediately refused to emphasize the moral responsibilities of medical professionals. “I told him that our duty is to save life, not to take them. I also questioned how he got my number and warned against misuse,” he said.
Dr. Despite Hebby’s refusal, Sahana remained, begged him only to convey a message to the names of bullets. Troubled by his tireless messages, Dr. Hebi contacted the Sanjayanagar police station and filed a formal complaint.
“The police have assured Swift action, but no step has been taken yet. We have to wait and see,” Dr. Hebi said. He also expressed concern about the possibility of being targeted in view of participation in social activism against corruption. He said, “His WhatsApp display picture was not visible, and I suspect that it could be an attempt to trap me,” he said.
However, when Sahana visited the police station with her husband, she alleged that she wants to kill her own by using the drug, not her mother’s life.
