PRAYAGRAJ, Oct. 27 -- A major confrontation between lawyers and doctors disrupted normal life in the city on Monday after advocates staged a protest over the alleged assault of advocate Sarvesh Shukla at SRN Hospital. Demanding the arrest of the doctors named in the case, lawyers blocked the road from the hospital gate to Mahatma Gandhi Marg, triggering a traffic jam for several hours. The standoff, which lasted nearly seven hours, also severely affected healthcare services at the hospital, forcing more than 1,500 patients to leave without treatment. Amid the turmoil, 18-year-old Krishna Mishra, who had been admitted to the trauma centre, died during treatment. Family members alleged medical negligence and said they would approach the chief minister with their complaint. The dispute stems from an incident on October 22, when advocate Sarvesh Shukla allegedly took a patient to the SRN Hospital trauma centre. Shukla alleged that an argument over treatment escalated into an assault by doctors. He and his driver claimed they were confined to a room, beaten, pricked with needles, and deprived of a mobile phone and gold chain. Shukla also alleged that his wife was assaulted. Following a complaint, Kotwali police registered a case against unidentified persons. However, no arrests were made....