Dark Knights wrote:
Although it would be a really tough and emotional situation for Rehan he should go ahead and provide the General with the preliminary treatment.It is the moral right of the doctor to attend a needful person irrespective of nationality, sex, caste or creed. Apart from the preliminary treatment, he could do the following things…

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Twinkle Begani wrote:
As Rehan has already lost his wife and family he knows the pain of having lost someone special. If he sticks to his professional standards and help the general, it will not only be a step towards friendship with the Tungals and save lives in future but it might also give him the inner satisfaction to have saved a life.

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@ Aafreen … well done + 3 and +1for the example ! Good work

Preksha Jain wrote:
There has been a state of tensions amongst the two ethnic groups in Tunga- The Anarsians and The Tungals. Rehan, a doctor is caught in a dilemma for treating the leader of Tungals, General Albratos. He had already lost his beloved in the war against the Tungals. I would proceed with the stakeholders approach where the…

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Skill it wrote:
There won’t be a better chance for Rehan to take revenge upon the general than this. Rehan has to save life of general at any cost. it helps him in the following ways 1. Lesson for general that voilence won’t help 2.there other methods of convincing other than rebellion 3.That a sect can’t be punished for individuals inter…

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Pulkit Chaurasia wrote:
<p style=”text-align: left;”>The case study depicts about the war between the Anarsians and the Tungals due to laws passed by the parliament. The Doctor Rehan lost his own family to this war bomb blast claimed by Tungal General Albatros. One night, Rehan finds him with bullet wounds. Now what should he do? Obviously Reh…

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Aashanaa Bothra wrote:
Rehan is in a dilemma. The war had claimed his wife’s life. The Tungal and Anarsians are in a continuous state of war. Helping the general means inviting the heat of Anarsians and if he helps, and something goes wrong the Tungals won’t leave him. Every doctor takes an oath of helping a person irrespective of caste, sex, cre…

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