Miffed over senior doctors remaining absent from a function he was attending at a government hospital in Maharashtra, Union minister Hansraj Ahir on Monday said “these people” should join the Maoists if they don’t believe in democracy, and the government will then shoot them down.
The minister of state for home affairs was speaking at the inauguration of a 24x7 store for generic medicines at a government-run hospital in eastern Maharashtra’s Chandrapur, which he represents in the Lok Sabha. “The mayor came, the deputy mayor came but what stopped the doctors from coming for the event?” an angry Ahir asked, noting the absence of senior doctors at the event.

Miffed over senior doctors remaining absent from a function he was attending at a government hospital in Maharashtra, Union minister Hansraj Ahir on Monday said “these people” should join the Maoists if they don’t believe in democracy, and the government will then shoot them down.
The minister of state for home affairs was speaking at the inauguration of a 24x7 store for generic medicines at a government-run hospital in eastern Maharashtra’s Chandrapur, which he represents in the Lok Sabha. “The mayor came, the deputy mayor came but what stopped the doctors from coming for the event?” an angry Ahir asked, noting the absence of senior doctors at the event.