There is no safety for Dalits in State, alleges Nara Lokesh
The Hindu
He meets the family members of anaesthetist who died of cardiac arrest
Telugu Desam Party (TDP) general secretary Nara Lokesh has alleged that there is no safety for Dalits in the State. The TDP general secretary was in the city on Monday to meet the family members of anaesthetist Sudhakar, who died of cardiac arrest on Thursday night. Dr. Sudhakar was suspended from service for criticising the State government on its failure to provide PPE kits and masks to doctors and healthcare workers during the first phase of COVID-19 last year. Mr. Lokesh alleged that Dr. Sudhakar was targeted as he had found fault with the government for failing to supply masks and PPE kits to doctors, who were rendering services to COVID-19 patients, ignoring the threat to their own lives.
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