Dehradun: Police registers case for alleged removal of kidney of a deceased
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Hospital authorities at Jolly Grant-based multi-speciality hospital are facing some serious allegations from the police.
Police have registered a case against a doctor of the hospital for allegedly removing the kidney and eyes from the body of a girl who was undergoing treatment at the hospital.
A case has been registered at the local Gangnahar police, under different sections of Transplantation of Human Organs and Tissues Act . The case has been filed on a complaint by one Shanti Devi against a doctor working at a Jolly Grant-based hospital. Shanti Devi’s 18-year old daughter was admitted at the hospital.
In her police complaint, Shantidevi stated that she had admitted her 18-year-old daughter Kajal in the hospital on December 5, 2015 after she complained of severe stomach pain and fever. But her condition deteriorated on December 7 and she was shifted to the ICU. "Then, we were asked to arrange for some units of blood for our daughter, so my husband and I had to leave her there unattended. When we came back, doctors said our girl had died during treatment," she added in her police complaint.
Police have registered a case against a doctor of the hospital for allegedly removing the kidney and eyes from the body of a girl who was undergoing treatment at the hospital.
A case has been registered at the local Gangnahar police, under different sections of Transplantation of Human Organs and Tissues Act . The case has been filed on a complaint by one Shanti Devi against a doctor working at a Jolly Grant-based hospital. Shanti Devi’s 18-year old daughter was admitted at the hospital.
In her police complaint, Shantidevi stated that she had admitted her 18-year-old daughter Kajal in the hospital on December 5, 2015 after she complained of severe stomach pain and fever. But her condition deteriorated on December 7 and she was shifted to the ICU. "Then, we were asked to arrange for some units of blood for our daughter, so my husband and I had to leave her there unattended. When we came back, doctors said our girl had died during treatment," she added in her police complaint.
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