The Junior Doctors’ Association (JUDA) at Gandhi Hospital in Hyderabad has announced a black badge protest to address the recent assault of a postgraduate doctor. This incident occurred when an attendant allegedly attacked the doctor after an argument regarding the monitoring of a patient's blood sugar levels. JUDA condemned the assault, labeling it an unacceptable violation of a doctor's professional duties. The association is demanding an immediate public apology from the individuals involved and insists on the deletion of defamatory social media posts related to the incident. A JUDA member emphasized that such violence, including physical assault and online defamation, undermines the morale and safety of healthcare workers. In light of this, JUDA is urging higher authorities to implement strict measures against the perpetrators and enhance security protocols within the hospital. They are also appealing to the public for support in fostering a safer working environment for healthcare professionals. The protest aims to highlight the urgent need for a zero-tolerance policy against violence in healthcare settings, ensuring that doctors can perform their duties without fear of intimidation or harm.