The Bombay High Court has stayed bail granted to Shiv Sena corporator Ramesh Mhatre in the Kalyan hospital assault case, leading to his surrender before the court process moved forward. The case relates to an attack on doctors and has drawn significant public attention.
Following the high court’s intervention, Mhatre surrendered and was remanded to judicial custody until August 3. The order effectively paused the earlier relief and shifted the matter back into regular custody proceedings.
The patient’s mother was also held in connection with the same case, indicating that action has extended beyond the corporator alone. The incident has remained under focus because it involves alleged violence inside a medical setting.
The latest development puts renewed attention on both the legal process and the wider issue of safety for doctors and hospital staff. With the bail stayed and custody ordered, the case is now set to proceed through its next judicial stage.
