A woman resident doctor at Sawai Man Singh (SMS) Medical College here has accused a male colleague of threatening to "do worse" to her while expressing apprehension that he could be implying "anything from rape to murder", police said on Monday.

The woman made the accusation on a WhatsApp group of the Jaipur Association of Resident Doctors (JARD) on Sunday evening, a screenshot of which was forwarded to Dr Deepak Maheshwari, the principal of the medical college, following which police were informed.

SHO of the SMS College Police Station Sudheer Upadhyay said, "The matter came to light after the woman sent a message to an internal WhatsApp group of the resident doctors levelling allegations against the male doctor.

"After getting a screenshot of that message, the principal of the college reported the matter to the police last night," Upadhyay said

"We contacted her but she has refused to register a case. The female doctor is currently staying with her family and is safe," the police official said.

According to sources, the female resident doctor has refused to lodge an FIR, saying it was for the college administration to take action against the

accused.

In the message sent to the WhatsApp group naming the male resident doctor, the woman said that she did not feel safe at the workplace.

She alleged that the accused "is a horrific womaniser of SMS medical college who sees women as objects... With which he can satisfy his senses."

"He has threatened me that he will do worse to me, he has enough political power to do so. So you people tell me should I wait till he does the worst thing to me? It can be anything from rape to murder or anything which according to his mind is worse," the woman resident doctor alleged in the WhatsApp message.

Terming the accused "as criminal as rapist", the woman doctor demanded immediate action against him.

"I don't want myself or any other girl to be the next Abhaya or Nirbhaya," she said while urging other female resident doctors who might be feeling unsafe because of their colleagues to come forward and speak up.