Doctors wants an apology from Aamir Khan

Bollywood actor, Aamir Khan, also known as perfectionist, is under a lot of discussion these days because in the last episode of his reality TV show ‘Satyamev Jayate’ on May 27^th, the actor highlighted malpractices in the medical department, something which has provoked many doctors out there.

An umbrella body of 21 medical institutions asked Aamir Khan to apologise for accusing doctors of malpractices.

“It is rather sad that doctors should be made the object of such shameless, unilateral scrutiny,” Himanshu Mehta, co-founder and advisor to Medscape India, said.

“Aamir Khan is my favourite actor and he should stick to making films,” said another doctor, Sunita Dube, president of Medscape.

In the fourth episode of the show, the 46-year-old superstar focused on the unethical practices, corruption and scandalous revelations in the medical treatment.

The doctors feel that the actor has pointed fingers at them without any fault and he didn’t do the homework before running the show.

“Surprisingly, no doctors’ body has spoken against Aamir yet. We need to stand united against such blatant lies. We are going to write a scathing letter demanding an apology from him,” Dube said.

“Where is Aamir Khan when doctors are assaulted? Where is he when we give free treatment to the needy?” asked Kishore Taori, president of the Maharashtra Medical Council that is associated with Medscape.

In the previous episodes of the show, Khan created awareness about the social issue of the society, which are affecting the Indian society.

The actor garnered a lot of appericiation from the people of his country because they all with Aamir’s show. However, let’s see how Aamir responds to the situation now.

‘Satyamev Jayate’ is a talk show in which Aamir goes across the country to highlight different social issues and it is broadcasted at 11 am on every Sunday.

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