Reasons emerge why heart doctor was able to molest Northampton patient... as tribunal bans him for life A cardiologist who went on to ask a Northampton patient to sexually excite herself was still able to work despite a similar incident three years before.
A tribunal panel yesterday struck off Dr Nilesh Jagjivan after hearing he made the lewd suggestion to a medical student - 'Miss A' - who he had offered to examine while he was a locum cardiologist at Northampton General Hospital in 2017.
And it has now emerged that a previous tribunal panel that failed to ban Jagjivan for asking the same thing of a Leicester patient in 2013 did so after the doctor told them he was not sexually interested in either men or women and had never had sex. Northampton Chronicle and Echo
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A tribunal panel yesterday struck off Dr Nilesh Jagjivan after hearing he made the lewd suggestion to a medical student - 'Miss A' - who he had offered to examine while he was a locum cardiologist at Northampton General Hospital in 2017.
And it has now emerged that a previous tribunal panel that failed to ban Jagjivan for asking the same thing of a Leicester patient in 2013 did so after the doctor told them he was not sexually interested in either men or women and had never had sex. Northampton Chronicle and Echo
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- Nipple-pulling Northampton hospital doctor struck off BBC Northampton
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