Recent assaults on medical professionals in India have raised significant concerns about safety in healthcare settings. In Andhra Pradesh, a pregnant doctor was attacked by a patient’s associate in Eluru after a dispute over a medico-legal case report, prompting outrage from the medical community and demands for better security measures. In Kerala, two separate incidents involved a woman obstructing a doctor at Njarakkal taluk hospital and a man physically assaulting a female house surgeon at Alappuzha Medical College, both resulting in arrests. The Alappuzha incident has drawn attention from the Human Rights Commission, which has called for an investigation. These events highlight a troubling trend of violence against healthcare workers, prompting calls for stronger protective measures in hospitals. The overall situation illustrates a growing crisis regarding the treatment and safety of medical professionals in India.