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Anti-encroachment drive at KGMU turns violent, some doctors injured
Hindustan Times Lucknow
|April 27, 2025
25K sq feet land freed during the drive, says med university spokesperson
letters@htlive.com LUCKNOW: A huge chunk of land was freed during an anti-encroachment drive on the King George's Medical University (KGMU) campus on Saturday during which two or three doctors sustained minor injuries, said KGMU spokesperson Prof KK Singh.
During the drive, conducted behind ophthalmology department, 25,000 sq feet land was freed, he added.
"When the task force formed to get the area freed went to serve notices to encroachers in the morning, they became aggressive. Some of them pushed our staff and in the incident a few of the staff sustained bruises," said Prof Singh who is also part of the task force.
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