'Addict' doctor caught on camera walking naked inside Maharashtra hospital
A doctor was caught on camera walking naked inside a government hospital in Maharashtra.
According to reports, the doctor, whose identity is still not known, performed the act inside the hospital located in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar district when he was allegedly drunk.
Locals alleged that he was a 'drug addict'.
A CCTV footage went viral on the social media where the doctor was seen loitering on the premises of the hospital without any clothes.
Dayanand Motipavle, who is the head of the health services of Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar district, told Aaj Tak TV/India Today TV over the phone that he was investigating the matter.
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