elizabeth pais, mumbai

very bad happen people should respect women because she is playing so many rol that man
should be punish

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yogesh, bombay

Err....is this not employment risk and part of the job? happens once in a blue moon!

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Donald, Mangalore

It is well known that malpractices are rampant among medical practitioners. This has resulted in people losing respect on them. But generalizing the things is wrong. The misbehavior is condemn-able.

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Vinod, Mangalore

God please save the noble nurses from such so called humans or canines..

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Greg D'Cunha, Doha Qatar/ Bejai

One must really appreciate the Nurses for their services. You may find in most of the nurses being hospitable. One being astute to these nurses is not just unfair but a serious assault in this case.

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Sheela Rao, Bangalore

Mr.Ranjith Rodrigues, Why should we civilized / educated people act / behave like the Taliban ? We have laws in India which will look into it and provide justice.Let us be patient until then.

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Ranjith Rodrigues, udupi

Forcefully take him to the dentist and make him toothless...This is the taliban way of justice, and this is how it should be!

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Rajan Pereira, Bangalore

Was this a consensual act and why and how it happened ? Only a CBI inquiry will bring out the truth.

This incident is bizarre and the law should take its own course.

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Louis Maxim , Udupi/Kuwait

Police should take strict action on that patient. He must respect her profession. Let him bite the steel rods in jail now. Such a cheap mentality?

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Langoolacharya., Belman/Washington,DC.

Bhandumaam,

You need to make a Konkani movie about this called "Ghaas"...if you need somebody for patients role, let me know....I am sure it will be a hit since most Daiji folks likely to watch it....

Jai Hoooooooooooooo

...JH...

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Lydia Lobo, Kadri

There is an army of Nurses if you want to apply a 'Laaath' on the one who is offering a 'Ghaas'

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JerryMoras, Calgary, Canada

May be guy must have been thinking of chicken breast !! He may have been hungry.

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R.Bhandarkar, M'lore

Investigation into the matter:
Investigating Officer: Thu Patient Hai?
Patient: Haan! Bolte Hain!!
I.O.: Tera Naam ?
P: Dilkishen Kaatewalla- Bolte Hain!!
I.O: Kya Beemari?
P: Bhoolne Ki...Hamnes..Asia ...Bolte Hain...!!
I.O: Nurse ko Kyon Kaata....
P: Woh Boli...'Dil Kaat'! Bolte Hain!

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vincent, mangalore

Baat kuch hajam nahin huin, Everyday is not sunday, so has today. We may not express our views on every post. if it does not make sense. May it be a expert , respected commentators

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KRPrabhu, Bangalore

Enquiry continued:......
I.O:Are you vegetarian or non vegetarian.
P:Non vegetarian,otherwise why i should katoo....
I.O:Why you did it?
P:Why everybody does this!

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Leslin , surathkal

All I can say is it is just sad and depressing that people are making such cheap jokes here...shows how much women are respected in our society today...please take some time to try and understand what that lady must have gone through before posting comments like this please..

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Rita, Germany

Patients come to Hospital with many normal and abnormal sicknesses.Including a have a Alibi for a crime .That we witnessed some fourty years back where a Patient came to get admitted at evening and after some time went out with "relatives"to have Food in cantine,giving tips to watchman ,came after sometime and layed in bed.After some someday got discharged and wanted to go with his Charts(that time case sheet was hanging by the bed).by Chance Nurse saw and asked the cause.He said to witness that he was in Hospital.Later came to know he (they)had committed a mord and came back.This Patient deserve a Special Treatment by dental doctor ,remove his front four teeth above and below .without any medication.

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Joseph F. Gonsalves, Bannur, Puttur / Mangalore

India meim kabee Aisa nahim houtha hai.


SIRF BHAARATH MEIM AISA HO RAHA HAI.

AWOU PISSANT.
PATIENT ATTH.

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Nithin, Mangalore / SA

Should make a MAD dog bite the patient in the same manner ..

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JNB, Bejai

These kind of animals should be tied with chain and belt on neck till they get discharge from ailment.

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Gladys, Mangalore

Nobel Job - The are mental patients who does that, they wait for the chance to attack or due to mental disorders.While serving patient, one of the hefty patient kicked Nurse and her back bone broken, still she got up and went home took painkiller, later legs swolen couldn't getup,insurance complained that why not complained at the same time, no compensation.Till date she is under trauma,psychiatric,disabled on the wheel chair.

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Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

Our Mamu comments only on exciting topics...

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R.Bhandarkar, M'lore

Think he leaves the 'drab' ones for you?

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Joe Gonsalves, Mangalore

This kind of crime should be severely dealt with. Doctors and nurses do a noble job looking after the interests of the patients. It is therefore extremely important that they be respected.

A crime like biting a nurses chest is like biting the hand that feeds. Hope all concerned take this very seriously and ensure that appropriate action is taken.

Joe Gonsalves

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Prabhu, Mlore

Mr. Joe,
First let them ascertain why the patient was admitted....
Surgical.
Medical.
Dental.
Mental.
Last 2 cases there is no cause for complaint.
As mental cannot be charge-sheeted
Dental would not have the teeth to do so.
SO LETS WAIT THE DISCHARGE CERTIFICATE .

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R.Bhandarkar, M'lore

Now see...I am just imagining O.K.
What if the nurse had been somebody like Sunny Leone?
The patient then definitely would have 'bit more than he could chew'
Is it not?
Now you call this 'imagination running wild'?...It happens with commentators and writers sometimes...O.K.?
Puritans(?) come on bite sorry hit disagree...

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geoffrey, hat hill

R.Bhandarkar, M'lore,
Someone like Leone?

Well, the canine patient would get his 'mouthful reward' of plastic that he could keep chewing for the rest of his life like 'chewing gum'

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Francis, Mangalore

R.Bhandarkar, M'lore. What would u do if your dear one was the victim? would you still ask people to imagine if the victim was Sunny Leone. Dear, the nurses are doing selfless services and what reward they get in return around the world is they are either abused or are victims of uncultured people.

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PRABHU, Mlore

A BITE HAS BEEN MADE WORLD FAMOUS BY S. JOBS IN THE APPLE LOGO
SHOWING AN APPLE WITH THE BITE MARK
THAT BYTE MISTAKEN FOR BITE ,

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R.Bhandarkar, M'lore

Now let's be natural nay think practical. The urge to bite is there in almost every person.
The 'area of preference' differs that's all.
For some it's just simmering in others 'overflowing' and all that.'Bitomania' or something, I think this is called akin to a 'latent talent'.
Nurses in general are most vulnerable to such attacks because 'latent talent' prevails in most patients.

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R.Bhandarkar, M'lore

Not necessarily biting a nurse whose profession is noble but tell me
is there any person who has not 'bit' in his life time? Except from some very renowned saints, sages, masters from a very very tender age I do not think there are any . This is not 'Bokwaas'..
Asondee Kanchoi Baas
Sakdaan Galla Gaas
Ailyaar Iswaas
Haas Puthaa Haas....

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Donald, Mangalore

If the patient still in the hospital the Doctor who treats him should pull out all his teeth , if it is denture pull out and throw it away. Then only the rabid patient will understand that what is has done is wrong. Otherwise in future he will become a rapist.

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Vicky D, Dubai

Very unfortunate incident! She should have reported incident at the same time so that the DNA sample on his teeth proven him guilty.
Now police may ask the culprit to bite the nurse again to match the teeth impression..

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For Justice, Abu Dhabi / Ubar

ಹಿಂದಿನ ಜನ್ಮದ ಕಚ್ಚುವ ನಾಯಿ,ಇಂದಿನ ಜನ್ಮದಲ್ಲಿ ನಾಯಿಗಿಂತ ಕಡೆ.

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Af, mangalore

Nurse complains after a month.
wah! this is called hight of .......

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Lydia Lobo, Kadri

AF,

The day you will be humiliated by attacking your private parts, you assume how soon you will run to a doctor ?

This nurse is not having fun but doing a very noble profession. Imagine the world without nurses - can you ?

Whether mentally stable or otherwise, strict action should be taken against the patient.

I hope the nurse has taken preventive doses for rabies !

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Donald, Mangalore

Preventive dose of Rabies... you mean the patient is bitten by Rabid dog.?

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R.Bhandarkar, M'lore

"The day you will be humiliated by attacking your private parts, you assume how soon you will run to a doctor ?"
Think Madam it depends on the extent of damage to the parts.If its bearable think it will be kept
private.Should be the same case with all without a doubt.

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Prabhu, Mlore

Lets not make
Something
Private Public !

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Af, mangalore

Hello Lydia madam
i do respect the nursing profession,
my point here is that the culprit must be taken into the custody immediately if she or other staff nurse/ doctor would have complained, if that patient is mentally fit then some one would have removed his some teeth to remember for a long time.

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George A. Borromeo, Angelore, Mangalore, India

He may be suffering from Canine disease, so it is advisable the Vet should treat him..

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Bryan, Bahrain

Who let the dog out...

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Ravi B Shenava, Mangalore

Whether this mental condition of the patient can be named as 'Infant Syndrome' ???
Nurse examines the Patient and in return patient examines the Nurse !!!

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PRABHU, Mlore

Now he will get a belt full
After the mouth full.

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