Dr Purandhar Nosina admitted sending the communications to two separate people in December 2020, saying he was 'utterly mortified and ashamed'.
A Lanarkshire doctor who said he was "utterly mortified and ashamed" after sending threatening emails and 'malicious communications' has been handed a warning.
He admitted all the allegations in their entirety, as well as failing to notify the General Medical Council 'without delay' of his actions.READ MORE: Renfrew man terrified woman after turning up to her home and sending flowers The woman targeted by Dr Nosina said in her witness statement: "I believed that my privacy had been violated and I was being threatened with further intimidation so I decided to report this to the police."
"I feel that I have let the profession, my regulator, , and myself down. Most importantly, I am utterly devastated that I caused such distress to Ms B, , and to Mr A . I mentioned at the start of this statement that I was raised by good parents who taught me to do no harm to others and I understand that by my actions I did not uphold the important values my parents instilled in me.
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