In a troubling incident in Mau district, Uttar Pradesh, a doctor at a community health centre was assaulted for refusing to join the Cockroach Janta Party. The altercation occurred on Friday when Rahul Yadav, who claimed affiliation with the party, visited the health centre for an ECG examination. During the visit, Yadav allegedly urged Dr. Harishchandra Jaiswal to join the party. When the doctor declined, citing the restrictions that prevent government employees from engaging in political activities, an argument broke out. Following this, Yadav reportedly assaulted Dr. Jaiswal, causing damage to property within the doctor's chamber and issuing threats before fleeing the scene. The police, led by Additional Superintendent of Police Anoop Kumar, confirmed that a complaint has been filed and efforts to apprehend the assailant are ongoing. This incident raises concerns about political pressures faced by public servants and the implications of political affiliations on their professional conduct.