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In Agra, a significant protest erupted after the arrest of a urologist from Sarojini Naidu Medical College. The doctor was detained following a road rage incident involving the wife of a police officer. In response, approximately 2,000 doctors initiated a strike, demanding the immediate release of their colleague. 

The incident began when the urologist allegedly had an altercation with the police officer's wife on the road. Details about the confrontation remain limited, but it led to the doctor's arrest. This action prompted a swift and unified response from the medical community in Agra.

Doctors from various departments ceased their duties, leading to a halt in medical services at the college and associated hospitals. They organized protests within the hospital premises, holding placards and chanting slogans against the perceived injustice. The striking doctors emphasized the need for a fair investigation and the protection of medical professionals' rights.

The strike has significantly impacted patient care, with many individuals unable to receive scheduled treatments and consultations. Emergency services have been particularly strained, raising concerns about patient safety. Hospital authorities are urging both the medical staff and law enforcement to find a resolution to prevent further disruption.

Local authorities have acknowledged the situation and are reportedly in discussions with representatives from the medical community to address their concerns. The outcome of these talks remains uncertain, but there is hope that a resolution will be reached to restore normalcy to the city's healthcare services.